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The deliberate, intentionally malicious and repeated use of digital technology, to harass abuse, defame or intentionally mislead someone.

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Drugs that speed up the central nervous system

INCREASED ENERGY and alertness increased heart rate, breathing and blood pressure, sleeplessness.

aggression, anxiety, cardiac arrest, fits, headaches,insomnia, stomach cramps, paranoia, unconsciousness, death.

anxiety, affective, psychotic, substance use disorders

feelings of tension, distress or nervousness,

mood disturbance

affect the brain and cause a change in thinking, emotion and behaviour

impaired judgement or dysfunctional behaviour

panic disorder, agoraphobia, social phobia, generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), OCD and PTSD

major depressive disorder, dysthymia, bipolar affective disorder

schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, brief psychotic disorder, paraphrenia,

harmful alcohol use, alcohol dependence and drug use disorders

a state of prolonged sadness and hopelessness

depression after giving birth to a child

a sense of impending doom

affects 20 million people worldwide (1% of Australians)

hereditary, brain chemistry, personality, life experiences

people with mental disorders are more likely to have a substance abuse problem and vice versa

1 in 5 Australians in 2017-2018 according to the ABS

addiction and dependence, aggression, anxiety, cardiac arrest or heart problems, headaches, insomnia, stomach cramps, stroke, paranoia, weight loss.

amphetamines, methamphetamines (speed and ice), caffeine (coffee, energy drinks), nicotine, pseudoephedrine (decongestant), and methylphenidate (ADHD and narcolepsy medication).

drugs that slow down the central nervous system

feeling relaxed, slowed heart rate, slow reflexes, slow physical responses and reactions, slurred speech, blurred vision.

addiction and dependence, cardiac arrest, cancer, liver and brain damage, sexual dysfunction, depression, chronic fatigue.

Getting sick more frequently, depression, brain damage, heart disease, liver disease, difficult with pregnancy.

Drugs that alter the way your brain receives sensory stimuli.

Difficulty concentrating, intensified moods, slower reflexes and reactions, memory loss, dangerous or inappropriate behaviour, erectile dysfunction, unconsciousness, death (alcohol poisoning, decisions made whilst under the influence)

• LOTTERY - pretending to have won something

• PHISHING - pretending to be a

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altered perception of reality, sweating, clumsiness, heavy breathing, numbness.

Makes people feel more relaxed, the most widely used drug in Australia and the most damaging.

anxiety, panic attacks, dizziness, blurred or altered vision, clumsiness, 'bad trips' resulting in dangerous and potentially life-threatening behaviour, increased heart rate, sweating, death.

Mental health- increase risk of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression and psychosis.

Financial issues- Some drugs are very expensive.

Relationships- drugs change your behaviour and can affect you relationships, there is an increased risk of injury and/or assault to both yourself and others.

Legal issues- Many drugs are illegal and you can be fined or sent to prison for having them. This may go on your criminal record and make it harder to get jobs, apply for a loan or travel overseas.

OD- taking too much of a drug can result in an overdose.

Dependency and addiction

Deals with ways of keeping electronic information secure

• People on the internet that use your personal information to access your bank accounts

• Can damage reputation and result in your money being stolen

addiction and dependence, flashbacks (even years after use), memory loss, mood disorders (such as depression or anxiety), psychosi

alcohol, sedatives and tranquillisers (benzos, GHB, rohypnol), marijuana (weed) and opiates (heroin, morphine, codeine).

• assaulting or causing injury

• Sexually assaulting

• intentionally damaging property

• depriving family member of their liberty

• causing death or injury to an animal to control a family member

• threatening to carryout any on the above

• worldwide, 1/3 of women have experiences intimate partner violence

• one Australian woman is killed per week, by partner or ex partner

• contributes more to the burden of disease than any other risk factor (18-44 yo)

• some groups are more vulnerable, women with disabilities, aboriginal or Torres Straight islanders, culturally linguistically diverse, young

• physical - hurts

• sexual - touching no consent

• emotional - undermind

• verbal - words

• social - preventing relationships

• financial- money

• Men may feel that they need to exert power over women and children in their private lives

• Gender inequality

• survivors feel ashamed and unsupported and not want to come forward, trusted friend or adult

• Legal protection

• online services

• FEAR - perpetrator threaten to hurt

• CHILDREN- stay for the sake of the children that they might be taken away

• COMMITMENT OR LOVE - not be violent all the time or promise to change

• LACK OF CONFIDENCE - abusers break down their victim's confidence

• ISOLATION- isolated the victim from family and friends

• PRESSURE FROM OTHERS- feelings of shame

• LACK OF FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE - dependent of perpetrator

• LEGAL ISSUES - fear telling the police or courts about the abuse

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memory loss, nausea and vomiting, lack of control over body functions, unconsciousness, death.

• is physically, sexually, emotionally, psychologically or economically abusive

• is threatening or coercive

• controls or dominates the family member and causes that family member to feel fear for their safety or wellbeing or that of another person

• causes a child to hear, see or otherwise be exposed to the effects of behaviour referred to above

physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual

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First presents as a painless ulcer in the genital or mouth area within 12 weeks of contracting the disease. It can cause more ulcers, whole body rashes, flu-like symptoms, hair loss and swollen glands. If left untreated it can cause shooting pain, brain damage and eventual heart failure.

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condoms though not always effective

Painful blisters or sores on the genitals as well as painful urination, fever, swollen glands, and headaches

Unprotected vaginal, anal, and oral sex, as well as skin to skin contact

This is a lifelong disease once contracted but outbreaks caused by it can be managed with medication

condoms though not always effective.

Warts in the genital area, may be tough and itchy but painless- can cause cervical cancer.

Unprotected vaginal and anal sex, as well as skin to skin contact

Genital warts can be treated with creams or frozen off

A vaccine available which immunise you against 4 types of HPV and sexually active women are recommended to get a pap smear every 2 years.

Itching and sores

Medicated creams and lotions

Don't share clothes or sheets with someone known to have pubic lice

• Fever, nausea, abdominal pain, fatigue, painful joints, swelling, jaundice and bruising

Type A: oral-anal contact or by ingesting faecal matter, Type B: unprotected vaginal, anal, and oral sex specifically from infected bodily fluids, including vaginal fluids, semen, blood, breast milk and saliva, Type C: blood, not sexually transmissible

Skin and hair contact, as well as contact with towels, bedding and clothing

Unprotected vaginal, anal, and oral sex, as well as skin to skin contact

unprotected sex (any form)

In 5 out of 6 cases there are no symptoms. If there are symptoms they include odorous discharge, painful urination and painful sexual intercourse. Men may also experience swollen and sore testicles. Symptoms of oral gonorrhoea include sore throat or white and yellow discharge.

unprotected vanginal and anal sex

condoms

antibiotics

Vaginal, anal, oral and oral-anal sex

For men there is clear discharge from the penis and women experience bleeding between periods or after sex. Both men and women may experience painful urination but chlamydia is often present with no symptoms

A crime involving physical, sexual, emotional or financial harm committed by a family member, partner or ex partner.

an expression of power or control. gain control over a person through abusive behaviour. ongoing and undermines the victim's confidence. (their ability to remove themselves from a violent situation)

army, gene carriers, chemical imbalance, drug abuse, severe stress, unstable home condition

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medication

There is a vaccination available for Hepatitis A,B and C.

physiological, safety, love/belonging, self- esteem, self-actualization

No symptoms or flu-like symptoms. There can be an asymptomatic period and other infections begin to develop.

Unprotected sexual intercourse, blood (infected syringes and blood transmission), perinatally (mother to child through blood and/or breast milk)

no cure

abstinence, no sharing needles