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Tonya Genison PrinceU.S.
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I can provide expert response to questions about teen dating violence, intimate partner violence, safety planning, dynamics of domestic violence, sexual assault in intimate relationships,and lethality. | |
Susan BlockerU.S.
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My name is Susan Blocker. I was born in 1962 with a physical disabillity and I am SURVIVOR of Physical, Sexual, Verbal, Emotional and Economical abuse. During the past 11 years via my website "Climbing Out Of The Spiral" I have provided a myriad of online support and counseling services to survivors and victims of abuse worldwide. My knowledge stems from my own personal experiences with childhood abuse and domestic violence. Through my own experience with abuse I've learned many valuable lessons that I am able to pass on to those in need of guidance and support, so that they ..... | |
Annie KaszinaU.K.
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All questions relating to women's experience of domestic violence and recovery. I am not qualified to talk about men's experience. | |
Laura GilesAfghanistan
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I can answer questions related to filing charges, support groups, leaving, safety planning, getting a protective order, getting counseling, or staying. | |
Dianne SchwartzAvailable
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Relationship, self-love, domestic violence, personal and spiritual growth, self-examination to define the reasons we have pulled unhealthy people into our lives and how to end this destructive practice. | |
Chardonnay Nicole ThomasU.S.
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I am someone who is highly experienced in the fields of Domestic Violence and Abusive Relationships. I have been in my share of abusive relationships and I have also studied this field. I feel that it really takes someone who has been there and been abused to really understand what other women go through. I have been in unstable relationships that involved physical, mental, emotional, psychological, and verbal abuse. At that time, I felt as if there was no way out, but there is. I didn't think that I could make it, but I did, I didn't think that I ..... | |
Kriss Mitchell, M.Ed, LPC, CRC, CNHPU.S.
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I am able to answer questions with regard to problems that result from emotional abuse or physical abuse in both dating and marriage relationships. Having been in an abusive relationship for many years, I know first hand the feelings, the questions and the doubts we go through as we try to make decisions about our lives. Often victims of abuse have deep faith based concerns regarding staying in these kinds of relationships which I am able to address as well. |
Hi Monica, Tolerating abuse from anyone is, just in plain words: "not cool." Your brother is abusing you and I can only wonder why he is still around you. I would get the restraining order and be
Hi Sheila, I guess my first question to you is why? Why are tolerating abuse from your husband and trying to then minimize it by saying how good he is in between the abuse, and how good he is with
Hello Bharti: I am sorry for the problems you have experienced within your home. I imagine that you do love your husband but he still has no right to be verbally abusive towards you and disrespect you
Hello Jessica: I thank you for your inquiry and I am sorry for your pain and suffering. I'd like to first start of by saying "NO You Are Not At Fault That Your husband Physically Abusing You." "Regardless
Jess, He isn't going to change. All abusers blame their victims or are defending themselves. His life was ruined long before you. Stress doesn't cause abuse. It's a learned behavior. With the
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