Kara Duncan-Hewitt
Kara Duncan-Hewitt
(MANZASW; Bach App Social Science, Maj Psychotherapy; Dip for Grads, Biblical Studies; Dip Art; ACC Registered Sexual Abuse Counsellor; Senior Accredited Stopping Violence Programme Facilitator)
Kara has been working in the Stopping Family Violence Field for over 25 years in the capacity of Specialist Consultant, Trainer, Counsellor, Social Worker, Facilitator, Supervisor, Researcher, Resource and Programme Designer, Therapist and Community Mobilizer. Kara has had extensive experience working with both victims and perpetrators of violence and in training Specialist Practitioners in this work. She is well respected for her work within this field and facilitates trainings both nationally and internationally.
Areas of Specialty Work include:
Domestic Violence Intervention and Education, including:
Community Engagement and Mobilization
Training Practitioners in Practical Stopping Violence concepts, Analysis and Tools
The Correlation of Grief and Trauma and the Cycle of Violence for Perpetrators & Victims
Working within the Faith context – Weaving Stopping Violence Work into Proactive Faith
Working within diverse Cultural settings; highly experienced within the Pacific and Melanesian contexts
Programme and Resource Development
Family Therapy, including:
Utilising Families to do the Missing Piece and Support the Healing Process for Victims of Abuse and Trauma
Kara has been working in the Stopping Family Violence Field for over 25 years in the capacity of Specialist Consultant, Trainer, Counsellor, Social Worker, Facilitator, Supervisor, Researcher, Resource and Programme Designer, Therapist and Community Mobilizer. Kara has had extensive experience working with both victims and perpetrators of violence and in training Specialist Practitioners in this work. She is well respected for her work within this field and facilitates trainings both nationally and internationally.
Areas of Specialty Work include:
Domestic Violence Intervention and Education, including:
Community Engagement and Mobilization
Training Practitioners in Practical Stopping Violence concepts, Analysis and Tools
The Correlation of Grief and Trauma and the Cycle of Violence for Perpetrators & Victims
Working within the Faith context – Weaving Stopping Violence Work into Proactive Faith
Working within diverse Cultural settings; highly experienced within the Pacific and Melanesian contexts
Programme and Resource Development
Family Therapy, including:
Utilising Families to do the Missing Piece and Support the Healing Process for Victims of Abuse and Trauma