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This book offers advice on how to enable women who have experienced domestic violence to embark on a journey of recovery. The book draws on theory, original research and the personal experiences of women who have encountered domestic violence to explore the complex practical and emotional support they need.
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This book offers advice on how to enable women who have experienced domestic violence to embark on a journey of recovery. The book draws on theory, original research and the personal experiences of women who have encountered domestic violence to explore the complex practical and emotional support they need.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 158
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 240g
- ISBN-13: 9781843104315
- ISBN-10: 1843104318
- Artikelnr.: 22982543
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 158
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 240g
- ISBN-13: 9781843104315
- ISBN-10: 1843104318
- Artikelnr.: 22982543
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Hilary Abrahams is an Honorary Research Fellow in the Violence Against Women Research Group at the University of Bristol. She has worked extensively on the support needs and service provision for families where domestic violence is an issue, including a major research project evaluating the housing and support schemes funded by the Safer Communities Supported Housing Fund.
Foreword. Introduction. About the project. About the book. Notes. 1. Why
Doesn't She Just Leave? The effects of domestic violence. A framework for
understanding. Post traumatic stress disorder. Loss and grief. Loss, trauma
and recovery. Summary. Notes. 2. Starting the Journey. Taking the decision.
Filling the information gap. Making the break. Arriving at the refuge.
Assessing support needs. First steps. Safety. Reactions. Summary. Notes. 3.
Exploring the Route. Loss. Anger. Oscillating emotions. Safety, trust and
empowerment. Changing needs. Advocacy. Mutual support. Summary. Notes. 4.
Someone to Talk to, Someone to Listen. Mutual support. Worker support.
Someone to listen. Counselling. Therapeutic group work. Life skills and
activities. Being a family. Summary. Notes. 5. Living Together. Daily life.
Conflict. Participation. Other experiences of refuge life. How it could be.
Summary. Notes. 6. Moving Out, moving On. Problems of rehousing. Fears and
hopes. Support after rehousing. Keeping in touch. Beginning a new life.
Realignment. Summary. Notes. 7. The Best Things Were... Safety. Respect. A
non-judgmental attitude, being believed. Mutual support from other
residents. Time to talk and be heard. Attitude and approach of the workers.
Rebuilding the capacity to cope. Summary. Notes 8. Putting the Pieces
(back) Together. Loss, transition and recovery. The extra burden. How these
concepts affect support giving. A way of understanding. One size will never
fit all. Wider implications. Conclusions. Summary. Notes. Postscript.
Appendix 1: Women's Aid Federation of England. Appendix 2: The Research
Project. Appendix 3: Précis of Topic Guide for Interviews with Past and
Present Service Users. Appendix 4: Resource Materials. References. Subject
index. Author index.
Doesn't She Just Leave? The effects of domestic violence. A framework for
understanding. Post traumatic stress disorder. Loss and grief. Loss, trauma
and recovery. Summary. Notes. 2. Starting the Journey. Taking the decision.
Filling the information gap. Making the break. Arriving at the refuge.
Assessing support needs. First steps. Safety. Reactions. Summary. Notes. 3.
Exploring the Route. Loss. Anger. Oscillating emotions. Safety, trust and
empowerment. Changing needs. Advocacy. Mutual support. Summary. Notes. 4.
Someone to Talk to, Someone to Listen. Mutual support. Worker support.
Someone to listen. Counselling. Therapeutic group work. Life skills and
activities. Being a family. Summary. Notes. 5. Living Together. Daily life.
Conflict. Participation. Other experiences of refuge life. How it could be.
Summary. Notes. 6. Moving Out, moving On. Problems of rehousing. Fears and
hopes. Support after rehousing. Keeping in touch. Beginning a new life.
Realignment. Summary. Notes. 7. The Best Things Were... Safety. Respect. A
non-judgmental attitude, being believed. Mutual support from other
residents. Time to talk and be heard. Attitude and approach of the workers.
Rebuilding the capacity to cope. Summary. Notes 8. Putting the Pieces
(back) Together. Loss, transition and recovery. The extra burden. How these
concepts affect support giving. A way of understanding. One size will never
fit all. Wider implications. Conclusions. Summary. Notes. Postscript.
Appendix 1: Women's Aid Federation of England. Appendix 2: The Research
Project. Appendix 3: Précis of Topic Guide for Interviews with Past and
Present Service Users. Appendix 4: Resource Materials. References. Subject
index. Author index.
Foreword. Introduction. About the project. About the book. Notes. 1. Why
Doesn't She Just Leave? The effects of domestic violence. A framework for
understanding. Post traumatic stress disorder. Loss and grief. Loss, trauma
and recovery. Summary. Notes. 2. Starting the Journey. Taking the decision.
Filling the information gap. Making the break. Arriving at the refuge.
Assessing support needs. First steps. Safety. Reactions. Summary. Notes. 3.
Exploring the Route. Loss. Anger. Oscillating emotions. Safety, trust and
empowerment. Changing needs. Advocacy. Mutual support. Summary. Notes. 4.
Someone to Talk to, Someone to Listen. Mutual support. Worker support.
Someone to listen. Counselling. Therapeutic group work. Life skills and
activities. Being a family. Summary. Notes. 5. Living Together. Daily life.
Conflict. Participation. Other experiences of refuge life. How it could be.
Summary. Notes. 6. Moving Out, moving On. Problems of rehousing. Fears and
hopes. Support after rehousing. Keeping in touch. Beginning a new life.
Realignment. Summary. Notes. 7. The Best Things Were... Safety. Respect. A
non-judgmental attitude, being believed. Mutual support from other
residents. Time to talk and be heard. Attitude and approach of the workers.
Rebuilding the capacity to cope. Summary. Notes 8. Putting the Pieces
(back) Together. Loss, transition and recovery. The extra burden. How these
concepts affect support giving. A way of understanding. One size will never
fit all. Wider implications. Conclusions. Summary. Notes. Postscript.
Appendix 1: Women's Aid Federation of England. Appendix 2: The Research
Project. Appendix 3: Précis of Topic Guide for Interviews with Past and
Present Service Users. Appendix 4: Resource Materials. References. Subject
index. Author index.
Doesn't She Just Leave? The effects of domestic violence. A framework for
understanding. Post traumatic stress disorder. Loss and grief. Loss, trauma
and recovery. Summary. Notes. 2. Starting the Journey. Taking the decision.
Filling the information gap. Making the break. Arriving at the refuge.
Assessing support needs. First steps. Safety. Reactions. Summary. Notes. 3.
Exploring the Route. Loss. Anger. Oscillating emotions. Safety, trust and
empowerment. Changing needs. Advocacy. Mutual support. Summary. Notes. 4.
Someone to Talk to, Someone to Listen. Mutual support. Worker support.
Someone to listen. Counselling. Therapeutic group work. Life skills and
activities. Being a family. Summary. Notes. 5. Living Together. Daily life.
Conflict. Participation. Other experiences of refuge life. How it could be.
Summary. Notes. 6. Moving Out, moving On. Problems of rehousing. Fears and
hopes. Support after rehousing. Keeping in touch. Beginning a new life.
Realignment. Summary. Notes. 7. The Best Things Were... Safety. Respect. A
non-judgmental attitude, being believed. Mutual support from other
residents. Time to talk and be heard. Attitude and approach of the workers.
Rebuilding the capacity to cope. Summary. Notes 8. Putting the Pieces
(back) Together. Loss, transition and recovery. The extra burden. How these
concepts affect support giving. A way of understanding. One size will never
fit all. Wider implications. Conclusions. Summary. Notes. Postscript.
Appendix 1: Women's Aid Federation of England. Appendix 2: The Research
Project. Appendix 3: Précis of Topic Guide for Interviews with Past and
Present Service Users. Appendix 4: Resource Materials. References. Subject
index. Author index.