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It’s okay to understand that things have gone wrong. Admitting that you need help represents a way to a better future. Help is available. We work with a range of experts, therapists and counsellors who can engage in work with you and collaborate with us, ensuring a joined-up approach to managing your situation. Taking steps to address unhealthy or offending behaviours, and the underlying causes can make the most profound difference not only to a case but to you and your family. It’s never too soon to get help. With such a wide range of impacts, whether on a partner, children, other family member, work, friendships or business, a pathway though and away from hurtful behaviours will be a journey for good. You may have been abused yourself. You may have experienced breakdown from stress or anxiety. Drink or drugs may have been in the mix. The toxicity of domestic abuse impacts everyone associated.
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