In our critical role as skilled and compassionate clinicians, counsellors and educators, we work to set things right for willing individuals, families and groups, be they survivors or perpetrators, to help address the previous, current or imminent impacts of family violence. As community health advocates, we strive to promote awareness and learning, relevant partnerships and referrals, social agency collaboration, and the early prevention of abuse in its many forms. We endeavour to break the well-entrenched cycles of social stigma and discrimination, political and judicial barriers, and the deep-rooted effects of cultural bias and multi-generational trauma.