Mental health resources
Information sheets
These information sheets are part of the AVA's Telephone Counselling Service and can be downloaded and used for yourself or for your workplace. There are also a number of helpful fact sheets with more information which can be downloaded from the Converge website. Please enter the user name: converge and password: eap to access the additional resources.
Fact sheets
- Support for people who have experienced domestic violence in Australia
- About domestic violence and tips for offering support and taking action
- Facts and signs of violence to help victims of domestic violence
- Advice for those experiencing domestic violence, directly or indirectly
- Healthy and abusive relationships and sources of help
- Advice for anyone who is approached by a victim of domestic violence
Posters
- Life is full of challenges and hope
- Use the darkness of your past to propel you to a brighter future
- Unless men are active allies, we’ll never end violence against women and girls
- One in four children are exposed to domestic violence
- Not all wounds are visible
- They always say it will never happen again
- Walking away from something unhealthy is brave
- Speak out. Silence hides violence
- Sure relationships include arguments, but pain is not a side-effect of love
- A house that is unsafe is not a home
- Targeted towards women currently experiencing domestic violence
- You will face many defeats in your life, but never let yourself be defeated
Webinar
Enhancing team wellbeing through the power of emotional intelligence
23 May 2023
In need of emergency help?
Help is available at any time, day or night on Lifeline 13 11 14 and the AVA Counselling Service 1300 687 327.
Telephone Counselling Service
Free support to veterinary professionals and their families all day every day - 1300 687 327 *this is not a crisis line, if life is in danger please call 000.
Wellness App
Converge International have designed an App to help you optimise your health and wellbeing at work and at home.