November 11th, 2011
by Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.
Many people believe that battered women can just pick up and go. And this will end their battering and abuse. Not so…when abuse is in divorce.
Far too often what happens in cases of domestic abuse is that leaving simply opens the door to another level of domestic violence. Now this doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t go; rather when you exit, do so mindfully and with all your ducks in a row.
To read the complete article, please visit Abuse and Divorce – Money and Mental Illness as the Divorce Weapon in Domestic Violence Divorce
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October 24th, 2011
When protecting your children is punishing yourself…you must be in a domestic violence divorce. I have witnessed countless women across the globe suffer from this basic dilemma in and beyond family court.
It is so commonplace that their initial protection-reflect over time becomes replaced with a knee-jerk reaction of fear. But, this doesn’t stop them from reaching out to protect their children from abuse during and after divorce.
To read the compete article, please visit Abuse Divorce – When Protecting Your Abused Children Compromises You
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October 18th, 2011
DENVER, CO October 13, 2011 – When domestic violence and abuse lurks in your life, where do you turn for help?
People in abusive relationships worldwide flock to the Internet for answers, yet they are left with questions and personal concerns over the danger they live. Their desire for professional expertise and their need for discrete inquiry have inspired nonprofit Partners in Prevention to offer online domestic violence and spousal abuse support through Prevent Abusive Relationships Membership.
http://newsguide.us/health/psychology/domestic-violence-awareness-and-support-online-helps-erase.html
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