All Come Out to Play! gets children and their parents and carers talking about gender equality using movement and theatre. This short video gives viewers an idea of the program and its outcomes. The program is supported by White Ribbon and delivered through a partnership that includes Laurel House, Playgroup Tasmania, Women's Legal Service Tasmania and Healthy Habits.
All Come Out to Play program
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Therapeutic options
Therapeutic options
Therapeutic options
Just as there are no right or wrong reactions to trauma, there is no one way to heal. Laurel House counsellors will work with you to find an approach that feels right for you.
Confidentiality & safety
Confidentiality & safety
Confidentiality & safety
Laurel House takes the confidentiality of its clients and their personal and other information, very seriously.
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Tasmania's Third Family and Sexual Violence Action Plan: Survivors at the Centre
Tasmania's Third Family and Sexual Violence Action Plan: Survivors at the Centre
Tasmania's Third Family and Sexual Violence Action Plan: Survivors at the Centre
Survivors at the Centre is the Tasmanian Government’s, coordinated, whole-of-government action plan to respond to family and sexual violence.
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Family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia: continuing the national story
Family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia: continuing the national story
Family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia: continuing the national story
This report explores the impact of family, domestic and sexual violence among vulnerable groups, including children, older people, people with disability, LGBTIQ+ people, and Indigenous Australians.
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Therapeutic options
Therapeutic options
Therapeutic options
Just as there are no right or wrong reactions to trauma, there is no one way to heal. Laurel House counsellors will work with you to find an approach that feels right for you.
About forensic medical examinations
About forensic medical examinations
About forensic medical examinations
This fact sheet explains what forensic medical examinations are, what to expect if you choose to have one, and how to request one.
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