Tania is a lived experience survivor and advocate for domestic violence, domestic homicide, and mental health. Following the homicide of her father in 2002, Tania offers a deeply personal portrait of the intersection between childhood trauma, family violence, and schizophrenia in the childhood home. She draws on her lived experience to advocate for children affected by domestic homicide within the NSW system, and is committed to amplifying the voices of those often left unheard in policy and practice spaces. Tania has completed studies in psychology and is currently pursuing her post-graduate training in Clinical Psychology. Her focus seeks to blend personal narrative with academic insight, aiming to influence meaningful change in how we respond to children impacted by violence.