Coercive control is increasingly recognised as a significant driver of harm, yet it can be difficult to identify and respond to – particularly for people experiencing intersecting forms of disadvantage.
This webinar aims to strengthen understanding among mental health workers of how coercive control presents across different contexts, and supports more informed, culturally-safe and rights-based responses.
Hear from a diverse, experienced panel of speakers exploring coercive control and its impact on mental health, with a focus on adults experiencing domestic and family violence, older women, people living with disability, and considers culturally and linguistically diverse perspectives.
There will also be an opportunity to engage in a Q&A session hosted by Mental Health Coordinating Council’s CEO, DrEvelyne Tadros.
