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Living Well

A resource for men who have experienced childhood sexual abuse or sexual assault, and for their supporters.

Living WellWednesday, 10th July, 2019 at 1:24 pm

If stories in the news are bringing up difficult feelings, remember that it's OK to take a break or choose not to read/watch. Our partner RAINN has some great tips on consuming media: www.rainn.org/articles/tips-survivors-consuming-media. And as always, our helpline is here.

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Living WellWednesday, 26th June, 2019 at 11:26 am

A Tasmanian parish priest reveals he was sexually abused as a child in the 1970s in the hope it encourages others to come forward.

'I understand their story': Priest reveals own abuse at hands of Catholic church

A Tasmanian parish priest reveals he was sexually abused as a child in the 1970s in the hope it encourages other victims to come forward.

abc.net.au

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Living WellFriday, 14th June, 2019 at 12:47 pm

"For James, the impending court case will be about bringing closure to dark memories.

'I'm seeking a closure to the whole thing and justice and also hoping that others know that that's there and it may give them closure and may take a weight off their mind. I hope that eventuates with me,' he said."

'The worst part was the sexual abuse': Former students sue Marist Fathers

James had to dig trenches until his hands bled, but he said the sexual abuse endured by the Marist Fathers was the worst part — he and other former students are suing the institution.

abc.net.au

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Living WellMonday, 3rd June, 2019 at 9:00 am

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Counselling

We offer face to face counselling in Brisbane, as well as web-based and telephone counselling to men throughout Queensland.

Men's Group

The next 8 week Living Well Men's Group commences shortly and we are now taking expressions of interest.

Partner's Group

The next Information and Support evening for partners of men who have experienced sexual abuse or assault will be in the coming weeks.

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We welcome donations and opportunities to work in partnership with individuals and organisations. Living Well is an initiative of Anglicare Southern Queensland. Supported by the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney General and private donations.

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