Domestic violence and abusive relationships

Domestic violence (family violence) is when someone uses violence to maintain power over someone they're close to. Learn about what to do if affected.

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8 signs of a toxic relationship

Recognising signs that your relationship is toxic may not be easy. Learn about the warning signs that something might not be right in your relationship.

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Daisy app

Daisy connects people experiencing violence or abuse to local services across Australia.

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Sunny app

Sunny is 1800RESPECT's app for people with disability who are experiencing, or risk experiencing, domestic, family and sexual violence. The app provides support to individuals to recognise, respond and get help if they are experiencing violence and abuse.

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Emotional abuse

Emotional abuse includes verbal abuse, threats, restricting freedom and public embarrassment. It can cause physical and mental health problems.

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Child abuse

Child abuse is any behaviour that harms or could harm a child or young person, either physically or emotionally. Recognise the signs and report it.

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Health and wellbeing apps

Browse our selection of healthcare apps from our trusted information partners.

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Facial injuries

An injury to the face can be caused by almost anything, including falling over, cutting yourself shaving or being struck in the face by an object.

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Coping with family break-up, separation or divorce

Dealing with a family break-up, separation or divorce can leave you feeling hurt, angry or confused. Get tips on how to cope with a break-up.

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Concussion

Concussion is the short-term loss of brain function following a head injury. Learn more about the causes, signs and symptoms of concussion.

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Paranoia

Many people feel paranoid at times. Paranoia is when a person believes others are trying to harm them. Read about causes and treatment.

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Elder abuse

Elder abuse is when an older person is harmed by a trusted person or a family member. Learn about the types of harm and how you can report abuse.

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Complex post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Complex PTSD is a mental health condition that can develop in people who have been through prolonged and repeated trauma, particularly in childhood.

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Counsellors and counselling

If you are having difficulties in life, talking to a counsellor can help. Counsellors work in many areas, such as mental health, to provide advice.

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Jaw dislocation

Jaw dislocation is when the lower part of your jaw moves out of its normal position. If you dislocate your jaw, seek medical help as soon as possible.

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Facial bone fractures

Facial bone fractures need medical attention. Learn more about the different types of facial bone fractures, their symptoms and treatment.

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Psychiatrists and psychologists

Psychiatrists and psychologists have advanced training in mental health. Learn what they do and who to call if you need help with your mental health.

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Mental illness

In any year, 1 in 5 Australians will experience a mental illness. Here is information on causes and symptoms of mental illness, and where to get help.

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