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Coercive control in relationships - how to spot the warning signs, with Sue & Lloyd Clarke

Coercive control in relationships - how to spot the warning signs, with Sue & Lloyd Clarke

Steph & Laura vor 2 Jahren

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Sue & Lloyd Clarke have gone through any parent’s worst
nightmare and they’re using their experience to help other
families. Sue & Lloyd are the parents of Brisbane mum Hannah
Clarke, who along with her three kids Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey,
were murdered by Hannah’s estranged partner in 2020. In response,
Sue & Lloyd created the charity ‘Small Steps 4 Hannah’ with a
mission to HALT domestic & family violence through education,
advocating for legal & social change and supporting people
escaping violent situations. In today’s important episode, Sue
& Lloyd explain what coercive control actually is & how to
spot the warning signs, why physical violence doesn’t need to be
present for a relationship to be abusive, what to do if you suspect
you or someone you know might be in an abusive relationship, and
why it’s so significant that Queensland have introduced laws
targeting coercive control. This episode includes discussion of
domestic violence, sexual assault and murder. If you need support,
you can contact the following services 1800 RESPECT is Australia’s
national sexual assault, family & domestic violence counselling
line. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1800 737
732 Lifeline provides free crisis support. Help is available 24
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