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Financial counselling service launches at Illawarra Women’s Trauma Recovery Centre

Maree Kerry, Terri Northam, Buffy Kerekes, and Kelly-Ann Tansley.

Our data is really clear when women get access to specialist financial counsellors, they can see a pathway forward.

“This is not a one-off story”: Dr Karen Williams speaks out on medical misogyny

Hysterical: The women trapped by biased care

This is not a one-off story.

Understanding domestic, family and sexual violence

How to recognise some of the signs of Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence.

We understand that for many recognising the signs of DFSV may not be straightforward. We have created this guide to help individuals learn more about the various forms of DFSV.

New report highlights financial struggles of women after economic abuse

The research focused on three highly impacted cohorts: older women, single mothers, and women with disabilities.

Inside the art group at the Illawarra Women’s Trauma Recovery Centre

Anthea da Silva runs the Illawarra Women's Trauma Recovery Centre art group.

It’s about giving permission to play again.

How this Nasal Breathing Technique can help promote self-regulation

How this Nasal Breathing Technique can help promote self-regulation

In a short video for the Centre, Jean explains that gently breathing in and out through the nose can be a powerful way to ground yourself when you’re feeling heightened or disconnected.

Alex Mlodziejewski – our new Social and Creative Expression Coordinator

Alex Mlodziejewski - the Illawarra Women's Trauma Recovery Centre's Social and Creative Expression Coordinator

Nature can be a powerful co-regulator. It’s more just reconnection with the land and nature; it can be a really powerful resource for people who have experienced trauma.

Presenting the groundbreaking documentary Such a Resounding Silence

Such a Resounding Silence will be shown at the Gala Cinema, Warrawong from 5.30pm.

How to use your sense of smell as a grounding technique

How to use your sense of smell as a grounding technique

Jean has some great tips for using your sense of smell to help you feel calm and centred when you’re feeling overwhelmed.

How you can book in with our Pet Therapist Dusty

A picture of a dog.

As a trained therapy dog, Dusty helps women regulate their emotions, ease anxiety, and feel more at ease in their sessions.

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