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When Our Relationships End

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The end of a relationship can occur in a mutual and respectful way. In many cases people choose to attend mediation, access counselling or use financial advice services to help them work out the best options for the future care of children or pets, and for help with dividing assets like housing, finances or other matters.

What is Gaslighting

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You may have heard of ‘gaslighting’, a term used to describe a form of emotional and psychological manipulation and abuse. Gaslighting can cause someone to question their own perception of events, their memory, their thoughts, and doubt their sanity.

Making Decisions

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Whether you are a sole prospective parent, partners or co-parents, or other family members like a known donor or surrogate, everyone involved needs to understand what decisions might need to be made, the information that might support the decision making process and think about how to approach decision making in a respectful way.

Elder Abuse

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Many older and ageing LGBTIQ+ people enjoy respectful and safe relationships regardless of their age, family circumstances or care needs. Warm, loving and intimate relationships continue throughout our lifetimes, yet sometimes older people are targets of violence due to ageism, homophobia, and gender based violence.
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