Domestic Violence Changing Culture Saving Lives: A workplace guide for developing a culture of empathy and understanding - McAdams, Lisa
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A book to help workplaces to understand the complexities of domestic violence, the impact on their business and the role they play, so employees no longer feel out of their depth. To help employees understand the signs & symptoms of domestic abuse, to gain empathy and understanding, and to develop the confidence to communicate effectively.

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A book to help workplaces to understand the complexities of domestic violence, the impact on their business and the role they play, so employees no longer feel out of their depth. To help employees understand the signs & symptoms of domestic abuse, to gain empathy and understanding, and to develop the confidence to communicate effectively.
Autorenporträt
Lisa McAdams is a Domestic Violence Survivor, strategist and solutions consultant. Lisa is a natural educator. She is a professional speaker who utilises her life experience to connect and relate to the audience. Lisa uses her knowledge of domestic violence and the corporate landscape to educate people in workplaces so they gain insight and understanding on this complex and emotional subject, the signs and how to communicate with those impacted by domestic violence. Lisa is passionate about educating in the workplace, because she understands the impact of financial abuse, and knows continued employment is key for financial stability along with psychological and emotional well-being. Employment improves outcomes and can ultimately save lives. Lisa McAdams is a Domestic Violence Survivor, strategist and solutions consultant. Lisa is passionate about educating in the workplace, because she understands the impact of financial abuse, and knows continued employment is key for financial stability along with psychological and emotional well-being. Employment improves outcomes and can ultimately save lives.