Dr Casey Sullivan

28/05/2026

The anonymous AHPRA complaint made against me to affect my medical registration (the third attempt) — a complaint that was referred to in legal correspondence during ongoing post-separation abuse — has now been closed with no further action taken. My medical registration remains safe and secure.

Now onto the AVO. Because legal systems abuse doesn’t stop at one allegation. If patterns continue, the next step will likely be child support investigations into my income.

There will be a continuation of systems being weaponised after separation.

For now I’m still here. Still working. Still helping my community. And I’m not going anywhere.

24/05/2026

I got my 8th AVO today—served by two very lovely police officers.

I’m not a perpetrator. This is legal systems abuse—designed to damage my work, reputation, and future. More false allegations, more court, more time, more money.
All 7 AVOs before have been thrown out or went through court and were rejected.

An AVO is not just a piece of paper. It can impact your:
– job and professional registration
– credibility in family court
– ability to parent your children

Do not accept it just to make it go away.
Even if you can’t afford it—fight it.

Because once it’s there, it follows you everywhere. Take my advice, do as I have - fight those false AVO applications with everything you have.

22/05/2026

Some Mums, Dads and even Stepparents will coach children to win in family court.
Kids don’t lie the way we think they do.But they can be led to believe things that didn’t happen.
Research—including Elizabeth Loftus—shows how easily memories can be shaped by repetition, suggestion, and pressure.
In high-conflict custody battles, that can be used as a weapon.
Stories get repeated. Rewarded. Reinforced.
And over time… they become “truth” to the child.
Your children don’t hate you.
They may be being coached—and they’ve come to believe it.
A child sounding certain isn’t always proof.
But the impact of what they believe can last a lifetime.

19/05/2026

This looks like conflict—but watch closely. Mum is simply explaining that pick-up and drop-off is at McDonald’s. Nothing more.
But it’s immediately challenged—“why did you do that?”—repeatedly, despite nothing actually happening.

That’s not about the location. It’s about control.

You’ll see one adult take over—directing the children, rushing the moment, raising the intensity—while another parent is present but hands authority over to his partner. The biological mother holds no position in the family as a result.

This pattern is consistent with coercive control.

And kids adapt to that.
They align with the most dominant presence—not because they want to, but because it feels safer.

What looks like cooperation… can actually be survival.
Ultimately the children lose in the end, when Coercive Control and Domestic Violence destroys the post seperation family unit.

16/05/2026

This is what coercive control can look like.No yelling. No violence. No obvious threat.Just subtle pressure, boundary pushing, and control of space. If your first thought is “that’s not that bad”…that’s exactly why it works.
Ive blurred the recording because this isn’t about doxxing. This video is an example of intimidation and control while showing legal systems abuse in action. Controlling the interaction, refusing to leave then calling authorities to make false reports. Watch closely. Listen Closely. It’s hiding in plain site on a beautiful sunny day in a park.

08/05/2026

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GIGGLEDOCS on the road! Kudos to Boggabri Primary School, under the leadership of Principal Benjamin Carter, for embodying a spirit of community and support. The staff and students alike are deserving of recognition for their tireless efforts. As a region, it is crucial that we continue to uplift and promote such exemplary schools that provide invaluable opportunities for the younger generation. Please contact us if you would like further information on GP outreach for schools. And go blue for May 8th 💙💙💙
Boggabri Primary School

06/05/2026

Pathogenic Parenting. The Domestic Violence that will never end- for better or worse till death do you part.

02/05/2026

How to protect yourself in family court against constant false allegations - and some free telephone legal advice services that can help you get advice quickly if you need

28/04/2026

I help people escape this every day.
But what happens when you can’t escape it yourself?
Over a decade of doing everything right…
Meeting every obligation…
Trying to rebuild…
And still being pulled back into it. Still being followed by it.
This isn’t just conflict.
It’s something that doesn’t let go.
When is enough enough?

02/04/2026

Post-separation abuse is real.
Sometimes the control doesn’t end when the relationship ends — it just moves into emails, calendars, court orders, and children.
This is not always “high conflict” — sometimes it is one person continuing a pattern of control through the system.
In these situations, parallel parenting can be a protective strategy: limited written communication, strict schedules, clear boundaries, and each parent running their own household.
Not all abuse is loud. Some of it is administrative, persistent, and invisible to everyone except the person living it.

28/03/2026

Quick chat at the Girls Big Night in - raising funds for cancer - our region is super resilient and it’s because our communities know how to support each other in times of need x