A Turning Point in Domestic and Family Violence Reform: Why Focusing on Perpetrators Matters The NSW Government’s 2026–2030 strategy addressing the perpetration of domestic and family violence marks a critical and long-overdue shift in how we respond to violence in our communities ⚖️. For decades, the burden of safety, recovery and system navigation has largely fallen on victim-survivors—most often women and children 👩‍👧‍👦. While victim-centred responses remain essential,

I have been in practice now for 10 years as a psychotherapist & social worker, and in this time, I have had to support many men who have...