Kyalie Moore is a proud Wadjarri-Yamatji woman. A Mens Behaviour Change Program practitioner and supervisor with special interest in integrating the work of Healing and Change (HAC). Kyalie is a trainer, public speaker, who is passionate about building the capacity and capability of Aboriginal Organisations to stamp out Family Violence in our Communities.
Kyalie has an advanced diploma of Family Therapy and Counselling and a bachelor’s degree of Psychological Science and is an accredited Safe and Together Trainer.
Over the past 15 years, Kyalie has taken on a variety of roles in the Family Domestic and Sexual Violence (FDSV) field — she has worked on the front lines through direct work with men, in management, leadership roles, workforce development, capacity building, advocacy, and research. Kyalie operates on both state and national levels, supporting communities in the FDSV sector.
Kyalie’s passion lies in eradicating violence and coercive controlling behaviours by driving radical changes in community and systemic responses. This will lead to violence-free homes across all communities.
This is the legacy Kyalie wants to leave for her children, grandchildren, and future generations.