Clear about what this work can do.

Public education

PBP explains harmful patterns, consequences, accountability and rebuilding through lived experience and a corrections perspective. Public articles and discussions do not assess an individual’s circumstances, safety or legal position.

Rebuild resources

The Rebuild Starting Point, Rebuild From Here, When Your Teen Goes Quiet and Breaking the Cycle at Home are practical lived-experience and public-education materials for adults. They support a useful next action, daily structure, conversation preparation or personal accountability. They do not assess a child, certify safety or guarantee an outcome.

Rebuild is not therapy, counselling, medical advice, mental-health treatment, addiction treatment, crisis support, legal advice, personalised dietetics or personalised exercise programming. These resources do not replace appropriate professional or specialist support. Explore Rebuild.

Women’s-safety guides

The free women’s-safety guides support recognition. How To Say It So They Don’t Misread It helps organise and explain a connected account. No guide guarantees a police, court, professional or safety outcome.

Private Pattern Read

An A$49 purchase covers a bounded written reading by Pete of the material supplied for that order. It is personal pattern interpretation, not an investigation, evidence review, expert opinion or ongoing case file. Intake and turnaround conditions are stated on the service page and receipt.

Private Clarity Call

An A$197, 30-minute private conversation with Pete addresses one focused pattern or question. It includes a written recap within 24 hours. It is not open-ended support or a route for urgent safety, legal or court matters.

Speaking and workforce education

Professional engagements are scoped and quoted separately. A working format is a 45-minute lived-experience presentation plus 15-minute discussion. Format, audience, preparation, host requirements, accessibility, insurance, travel and recording must be agreed before a booking is accepted.

This is not accredited training or a replacement for MARAM, clinical care, treatment or an employer’s professional practice requirements. Mental-health and addiction discussion is from lived experience. A written agreement covers fees and applicable tax, availability, cancellation and recording or reuse of the presentation.

Schools and youth-sector engagements

Schools and youth-sector organisations are welcome to enquire. Before a booking is finally confirmed, PBP and the host check fit, format, agreed activities, any applicable Blue Card or screening requirements, safeguarding, supervision, host approval, insurance and practical arrangements.

Confidentiality and limits

PBP does not provide legal advice, clinical advice, counselling, therapy, addiction treatment, crisis support, emergency response, court strategy, case management, risk assessment or expert reports. It does not solicit confidential corrections information or identifiable child case histories. Neither founder speaks on behalf of a corrections department. Confidential corrections material and identifiable prisoner or colleague stories are not used in public work.

Information is handled for the agreed purpose. PBP cannot promise legal privilege, absolute security or secrecy where disclosure is required by law. See Privacy.

Immediate danger and urgent needs

In Australia, call 000 in immediate danger. For 24/7 domestic, family and sexual violence support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or text 0458 737 732.

Stalking, strangulation, weapons, child-safety concerns, court deadlines and evidence questions need appropriate real-world safety, legal or domestic-violence support. Do not delay those steps while waiting for PBP. Outside Australia, use local emergency and specialist services.

eSafety online safety checklist

Updated 22 September 2026