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Domestic Abuse

North Tyneside Domestic Abuse

Cranstoun North Tyneside is a service for those worried about their behaviour towards an intimate partner or family member. We welcome all genders, sexualities, and those requiring additional support such as neurodiversity.

Our programmes create a safe and supportive space to address the impact of conflict, anger and anxiety on relationships and help try to rebuild the lost trust. The programmes also offer a linked (ex-)partner support service upon referral.

Embrace EDI

Embrace is a tailored behaviour change programme, developed to support a number of different audiences, including:

• Those with neurodiverse conditions
• Those with additional substance use needs
• Women using abusive behaviours
• Members of the LGBTQ+ community
• Those whose first language isn’t English and who require an interpreter.

Men & Masculinities

The programme focuses on behaviour, how we act, how this reinforces how we think and feel, and most importantly, how to act differently. We create a safe and supportive space to help explore what it means to be a man and a partner. It is also designed to support any other treatment you may be involved with. The programme is a rolling programme that lasts up to 24 weeks across three core modules: coercion, control, consequences.

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Resources

Location(s)

Cranstoun North Tyneside

Cranstoun North Tyneside

admindva@cranstoun.org.uk

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