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Becoming stronger after hard experiences

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This section of Neve deals with recovery. Many people need support to heal after violence or abuse. It can take time. You may need help with money. You may need support to feel confident again. Here, we share tips to help you look after yourself and connect with others. We hope it will help you heal.

1800 RESPECT

If you experience violence or abuse you can contact 1800 RESPECT for support and counselling.
Call 1800 737 732 or go to the 1800 RESPECT website to chat with someone online (external link)

‍To contact 1800RESPECT via SMS, text ‘HELLO’ or any greeting to 0458 737 732 to start the conversation.

Counselling and therapy

If you have difficulties you can't overcome alone, you could see a counsellor, therapist or psychologist. You can talk about relationships, sexuality, sadness and tricky problems. You can discuss anxiety, depression, anger, violence, self-image and disability. They will listen and offer treatment. Here, you can learn about the different options.

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Headspace

Body scan meditation to reduce stress

Here’s everything you need to know about body scan meditation — including how to do it.

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Participate Australia

Making Money Easy

A tool to support children, teens and adults with mild to moderate intellectual disability to learn basic counting and money handling skills.

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Disability Australia Hub

Self-advocacy

Self-advocacy is when someone with disability speaks up and represents themselves. This guide shows you how.

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Touching Base

Booklets For People With Disability

Resources and information for people with disability about seeing a sex worker.

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Feeling sad after a relationship ends

It can be hard to cope when a relationship ends, even if the relationship is violent or abusive. Emotions like sadness, confusion, loneliness and regret are part of the grieving process. The feelings can pass with time. Relationships end for a range of reasons. Here, you can learn about what to expect when a relationship ends due to violence or abuse.

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