The Injustice of Intimacy - Series 2: Coercive Control, Ep. 1 If you loved me...

Series 2: Coercive Control, Ep. 1 If you loved me...

05/11/22 • 42 min

Recognising coercive control in young people’s relationships

As a young woman, Elise reflects on her partners coercively controlling tactics in the early stages of their relationship.

Eden McNamara, a social worker at Community Connections, discusses coercively controlling behaviours commonly targeted at younger women and how they can be effectively addressed

Recognising coercive control in young people’s relationships

As a young woman, Elise reflects on her partners coercively controlling tactics in the early stages of their relationship.

Eden McNamara, a social worker at Community Connections, discusses coercively controlling behaviours commonly targeted at younger women and how they can be effectively addressed

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Senior Sergeant Jacqui Casson from the Queensland Police Service talks about coercive control from a police perspective and identifies the ways police respond and assist women experiencing this type of abuse.