For support, please visit the helplines and support services page - use a friend’s phone if you think yours is being monitored.
A range of 'Coercion Hurts' campaign materials have been developed to share important messaging about coercive control. These materials are available to download and share with your community.
If you would like to download resources while keeping your browser private, you can use Incognito mode. Learn more at www.esafety.gov.au.
Videos
Use these video links to share with your community.
Poster
Download these A3 posters and share them with your community.
Social media posts
Download these social media tiles and share them with your community.
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It doesn’t have to be physical to be family and domestic violence.
Coercive control is family and domestic violence.
To learn more visit wa.gov.au/coercivecontrol
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Coercive control can be hard to see but it causes real harm.
By speaking up, challenging controlling behaviours, and supporting respect, we can all play a part in ending violence.
To learn more visit wa.gov.au/coercivecontrol
Download social media carousel - 8 ways to take a stand
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You can make a difference for someone experiencing family and domestic violence.
Listen without judgment, believe them, and encourage them to seek support.
To learn more visit wa.gov.au/coercivecontrol
Download social media story - 8 ways to take a stand
Download social media carousel - how you can help
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It can be hard to know what to do if someone close to you is experiencing coercive control.
Even when it feels small, your support matters. There are resources online to help you learn how to offer safe and supportive help.
Find out more at wa.gov.au/coercivecontrol
Download social media video - coercive control behaviours
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Coercive control is a pattern of abusive behaviours, intended to cause harm and to maintain control over someone.
Change starts with awareness. Know the signs of coercive control.
To learn more visit wa.gov.au/coercivecontrol
Digital banners
Download these digital banners and share them with your community.
Coercive Control Easy Read
This document provides information about coercive control for low literacy audiences using text and images.
Fact sheet
This fact sheet provides guidance on how to help someone experiencing coercive control.
Fact Sheet: Coercive control - How to help someone
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