Women's Health NSW

Women’s Health NSW is an association of statewide women’s health centres and specialist women’s centres.

Macarthur Women’s Health Centre

Centre Details
Physical Address	6 Bugden place, Campbelltown 2560
Phone Number	02 4627 2955
Mobile Number	0468 832 781
Email	info@macarthurwomenshealthcentre.org.au
Website	macarthurwomenshealthcentre.org.au
Geographical Area Covered	Local Macarthur Area
Disability Access	Yes
Childcare Facilities	Yes
Other Information	Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm (closed lunch 12.30-1.30pm)

Services
Counselling and Caseworker	Natural Therapies
Groups	Groups and Workshops
Culturally Specific Services	Gentle Physical Exercise

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Women’s Health NSW is the peak body for 21 non-government community-based women’s health centres and special purpose services operating in NSW.

Women's Health NSW

4 days ago

"Many of the women I interviewed spoke about their experiences of earlier trauma (often childhood neglect, abuse or loss) and how their abusers appeared to share similar experiences. Survivors described feeling deeply seen or “understood” by someone who shared their pain. The perpetrators used this connection to create a sense of closeness and emotional intensity early in the relationship, but then later used it against their victims. Personal disclosures were turned into weapons – repeated back during arguments, mocked in front of others or used to justify the abuser’s own behaviour."theconversation.com/how-domestic-abusers-use-emotional-bonding-to-control-their-victims-new-study...#coercivecontrol #emotionalabuse #womenshealth ... See MoreSee Less

How domestic abusers use emotional bonding to control their victims – new study

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Perpetrators used emotional connection to create a sense of closeness early in the relationship, later using it against their victims.

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Women's Health NSW

4 days ago

Yesterday the Women’s Health NSW CEO, Denele Crozier AM, joined our members from Bankstown, Blue Mountains and South Coast, at a lunch time rally in Parramatta. Organised by the Australian Services Union, the rally, which was joined by more than 500 members, was convened to demand respect and pay rises for community and disability workers under the SCHADS Award. The Fair Work Commission hearings begin next week. You can read more about the proposed changes here: ablawyers.com.au/resources/articles-downloads/major-changes-to-the-schads-award-on-the-horizon ... See MoreSee Less

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Women's Health NSW

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Unpacking and Reframing AI Tuesday 25 Nov 2025, 14:30 - 16:30 Explore how AI perceives women and people with marginalised identities, and what that means for ethical service delivery. This session will unpack feminist critiques of AI, trauma-informed technology use, and the responsibilities of practitioners when integrating AI into work with women, people with marginalised identities, and those with experiences of DFSV. This session is suitable for professionals working directly with clients and those in administration and management roles. Presenter: EJ WISE from Wise Law.Hosts: Women's Health NSWCommunity Legal Centres NSWs NSWRegister: events.humanitix.com/ai-through-a-gendered-le #AI#feministlenstl#womenshealthealth ... See MoreSee Less

Workshop Series: AI through a gendered lens

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This series offers insights into the unique impact AI technologies pose to our sector's service delivery, legal processes, and ethical responsibilities.

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Women's Health NSW

5 days ago

Unite Against Violence: No More Empty Shoes is a vigil to honour and remember victims of domestic and family violence in 2025. The vigil will be held at Martin Place from 8 am to 1:30 pm. Speakers and presentations will start at 12:00pm. It's part ofUnited Nationstions' 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, and put on by the NSW Vigil Collective made up of 29 frontline services, with the sCity of Sydney of Sydney. It's free to attend, and there will be a performance by Sydney Philharm#16DaysOfActivism6D#nomoreemptyshoesomoreemptyshoes ... See MoreSee Less

Unite Against Violence: No More Empty Shoes | City of Sydney - What’s On

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A vigil to honour and remember victims of domestic and family violence in 2025

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Women's Health NSW

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“We’ve got to be piloting ads with people with the stigmatised condition,” exclaims Professor Jason Siegel, explaining it’s not enough to have good intentions when you run anti-stigma campaigns. We don’t want to increase hopelessness in the group of people we’re trying to support with "our very well intended anti-stigma efforts" added Professor Marco Yzer. They were speaking today as part of the UNSW Centre for Social Research in Health’s Spotlight on Stigma series, hosted by Professor Carla Treloar AM. Read their full research paper here: www.apa.org/pubs/journals/special/sah-untoward-effects-anti-stigma-campaigns-interventions-pdf#Stigma #HealthCampaigns #womenshealth ... See MoreSee Less

Untoward Effects of Anti-Stigma Campaigns and Interventions

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Stigma and Health's special issue highlights how antistigma campaigns and intervention messages can have unintended adverse effects.

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