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In today's special episode of our podcast, we felt a calling to deviate from our usual content and shine some attention to domestic violence. Earlier today, Tracey received a text from a client who needed to chat urgently. \nAs Tracey has mentioned before, she has the privilege of working with people who have and do live with tremendous and unimaginable traumas. Kaitlin is one and today she said enough. Today she said I am ready.\n\nSpirit immediately guided Tracey to ask her to share her story via the podcast. Part of what a spiritual journey involves is an awareness that your pain is not just yours and therefore does not just serve you. If you are a healer blueprint, another HUGE part of it, is that your role as a healer will almost always be directly related to your pain.\n\nKaitlin rang Tracey to tell her is ready, she joins us today to speak to, educate us on and move forward with graceful courage.\nIn Australia- 43 women were killed in 2021. More than half were mothers.\n8 women have been killed this year.\nSo far today, police would have dealt with an average of 534 DV matters in Australia alone. 1 in 6 are women, 1 in 16 are men.\n\nAustralian Support Services\nIf you're in immediate danger, call 000\n\nWhite Ribbon\nThe White Ribbon Australia movement works through a primary prevention approach in communities, schools and workplaces across the country. Through our programs and campaigns, we engage with men to become active in the social change needed to stop men's violence against women and children.\n\nFamily and domestic violence support:\n1800 Respect national helpline:\n1800 737 732\nWomen's Crisis Line:\n1800 811 811\nMen's Referral Service:\n1300 766 491\nLifeline (24 hour crisis line):\n131 114\nRelationships Australia:\n1300 364 277\nNSW Domestic Violence Line:\n1800 656 463\nQld DV Connect Womensline:\n1800 811 811\nVic Safe Steps crisis response line:\n1800 015 188\nACT 24/7 Crisis Line:\n(02) 6280 0900\nTas Family Violence Counselling and Support Service:\n1800 608 122\nSA Domestic Violence Crisis Line:\n1800 800 098\n \n \nServices Australia's (Centrelink) Crisis Payment may help you financially if you're experiencing domestic violence; call 132 850.\n\nCall Lifeline (13 11 14) for support if you suffering a personal crisis, you are thinking of suicide or someone close to you is thinking of suicide.\nPhone: 1800 022 222\n\nAccess to help, and helping others\n\nWhere to get help for domestic violence - Family and domestic violenc...