Reset Your Thinking

Reset Your Thinking Mental Health First Aid Instructor (Standard and Youth). Mindfulness for self-care and wellbeing.

16/10/2025
26/09/2025

This weekend, millions of Australians will be in the company of friends, celebrating the big game, and cheering on their chosen team. For many, the footy is about friends, family, and the love of the game.

However, for many women and children, it can be one of the most dangerous weekends of the year. A weekend spent tiptoeing around volatility.

Research shows a 20–40% increase in family violence incidents during major sporting finals.

This isn’t a coincidence. When alcohol, heightened emotions, and harmful attitudes that fuel disrespect and aggression mix, it can create a dangerous environment at home.

But we can change this.

✔️ Respect women — in the stands, at the pub, and at home

✔️ Celebrate the game, not aggression

✔️ Look out for each other — check in, step in, speak up

Sport has the power to unite and excite, but it’s respect that keeps our community safe. 💛

If you or someone you know needs support, call 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732)
And if you or someone you know is in danger, call 000

21/07/2025

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Launceston, TAS
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