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    • I'm really struggling with >
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      • Suicidal thoughts and behaviours
      • Domestic, Family or Intimate Partner Violence
      • Anger and Rage after Trauma
      • Anxiety and Depression
      • Addictions
      • Feeling Numb
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      • What causes Trauma?
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      • Have I Been Sexually Abused?
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      • Male Sexual Abuse in New Zealand >
        • Facts VS. Myths
        • 17 Reasons
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      • Who are Peer Support Workers?
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      • Peer Support Group Meetings
    • Confidential Listening Service
    • Tell Us Your Story
  • Rainbow, LGBTQI+ & Takatāpui Services
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Victims of Family Violence 

Support group for survivors of Family Violence

We know that IPV has nothing to do with gender. IPV takes place in relationships of all genders. Any one person regardless of gender can be abusive to their partner also regardless of gender.

This is the formal term these days for violence in relationships.  It is also often termed spousal abuse, "wife beating", family violence and other words. The traditional view of IPV is that of a male (husband) physically abusing a female (wife).

However anyone can find themselves in this situation.

This group is for those who have experienced, or are experiencing this to have a place to talk about their situation in complete privacy. You can choose to be in a group of only your gender if you like.

All groups, whether in person or online, have two trained co-facilitators.

​Click here to join a Family Violence Support Group Meeting 
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