#133 Why Women Stay | Domestic Violence, Coercive Control & Safe Homes
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Child & Family Safety 2026
Panel 3: Early Intervention, Perpetrator Accountability and Safe
Homes: Health, Economic Security and Pathways to Recovery
Why don’t victim-survivors just leave? This powerful panel goes beyond the surface and looks at the real barriers behind domestic violence, coercive control, housing insecurity, financial abuse, trauma, and recovery.
In this conversation, lived experience voices and frontline experts discuss early intervention, perpetrator accountability, safe homes, economic security, children’s safety, legal support, health services, and the need for stronger wraparound care. The discussion shows why leaving abuse is not a simple decision. It can involve fear, threats, children, money, housing, family safety, and years of emotional control.
We also explore why systems need to listen more deeply to victim-survivors, why lived experience should shape policy and frontline training, and why communities must focus not only on helping women protect themselves, but also on teaching respect, healthy relationships, and accountability.
This is a deeply human conversation about survival, courage, healing, and the changes needed to build safer homes and safer communities.
Panellists we have:-
1- Nicole Edwards, Sexual Violence and Child Abuse Advocate and former police officer with 17 years of frontline experience
2- Monica Miller, Principal Solicitor at Southern Aboriginal Corp
3- Sheree Schonian, Lived Experience Expert; Founder, I am Sheree
4- Sandra Creamer AM, CEO of Australian Women’s Health Alliance
Watch the full podcast to understand why walking out the door is not a weakness. It is bravery.
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Disclaimer:-
Viewer and listener discretion is advised.
This content is not intended to glorify or promote harmful behaviour. It reflects personal lived experiences and does not necessarily represent the views of the host, platform, or any affiliated organisations.
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues discussed, support is available. In Australia, you can contact:
Lifeline – 13 11 14
Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636
1800RESPECT (Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence) – 1800 737 732
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