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Changing behaviour

Nightclub brawls – common triggers and how to avoid them

Nightclubs are packed with energy and excitement, but even minor incidents can quickly escalate into serious conflicts. Often, the initial ...
Dr Geoff Smith
Changing behaviour

The secret to defusing arguments? Try this simple technique!

Breathing is something we do around 22,000 times a day. With that much practice, you’d think we’d all be experts ...
Graphic illustration featuring a man in profile and breathing deeply
Darren Grant
Changing behaviour

Does walking away from a fight make you weak?

Fight or walk away? Making the decision to walk away will always be the primary solution in avoiding a potentially violent situation.
Darren Grant
Changing behaviour

The conversation that could save your child’s life

Teaching our children to handle anger and confrontations is crucial.  It could literally save lives – maybe theirs, maybe someone ...
Darren Grant
Changing behaviour

We need to start early to end social violence

With the official launch of the Prep-Grade 6 Act Kindly Activity Kit, schoolchildren as young as five are set to be taught that violence is never ok.
Darren Grant
Changing behaviour

Helping your child cope with conflict

Our guide to helping your child cope with conflict Violence unfortunately is all around us. One of the fundamental roles ...
Family of four on the beach, looking out to sea
Dr Geoff Smith
Changing behaviour

Empowering Students to Help Stop Violence

Victorian school students will learn about the impact of violence and coward punches through a series of Be Wise Education presentations, supported ...
Matt and Robyn Cronin - Pat Cronin Foundation - End the Coward Punch
Dr Geoff Smith
Changing behaviour

Changing behaviour

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