This is one of our favourite questions we’ve been asked! Adie and Tom talk through
what we can do if we realise we’ve caused harm to someone, ways we can reflect
and how we can change behaviour. The episode also discusses the lack of good role
models in owning our mistakes and the gap in our community support for young
people who have caused harm but want to change.

Findings from the 2017 National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey (NCAS) (ANROWS Insights, Issue 01/2019). Sydney: ANROWS. P. 22 are referenced in this episode.

You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qs
This podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmania
Or online at https://www.sass.org.au/

We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:

• Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)
  • https://www.1800mysupport.org.au
• Australia wide: 1800 737 732
  • https://www.1800respect.org.au

Sadly, this is a pretty common experience. In this episode, Tom & Adie
talk about the warning signs our body gives us when we feel unsafe, what our
options are, and what it means to be an ‘Ethical Bystander’ when we see someone
in distress.

You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qs
This podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmania
Or online at https://www.sass.org.au/

We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:

• Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)
  • https://www.1800mysupport.org.au
• Australia wide: 1800 737 732
  • https://www.1800respect.org.au

This can be a really scary prospect for people. What do we do when a breakup feels
like it’s becoming unsafe? Adie & Tom walk through what our rights are and what
kind of supports we can access personally and professionally.

You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qs
This podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmania
Or online at https://www.sass.org.au/

We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:

• Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)
  • https://www.1800mysupport.org.au
• Australia wide: 1800 737 732
  • https://www.1800respect.org.au