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Safe Place for Women How to Survive Domestic Abuse and Create a Successful Future

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ISBN-10: 0897935276

ISBN-13: 9780897935272

Edition: 2013

Authors: Kelly White

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List price: $17.95
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: Turner Publishing Company
Publication date: 1/11/2011
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 288
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.70" tall
Weight: 0.968
Language: English

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
My Story: Surviving an Abusive Marriage
Surviving and Speaking Out: Building My Life Free from Violence
Defining the Problem of Domestic Abuse
Historical Perspective
The Victims
Underreporting of Violence Against Women
Indicators of an Abusive Relationship
Battering and Child Abuse
Battering and Alcohol and/or Drug Use
The Intersection Between Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Generations
Tracing the Roots of Violence in My Family
Generational Patterns of Abuse
Internalizing Empowerment, Both Individually and Organizationally
Who Is at Risk?
Violence Against People with Physical and Developmental Disabilities
Violence Against Women During Pregnancy
Violence Against People with Mental Illness
Battering in the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgendered (LGBT) Communities
Socioeconomic Factors
Race and Ethnicity
Additional Factors
Survivors: Much More than Former Victims
Estrella Rochelli
Donna Stockton-Hicks
Ed Born-Long
Kimberly Wisseman
Thomasina Tijerina
The Batterer
Characteristics of a Batterer
Batterer's-Intervention Programs
Institutional and Treatment Approaches to Battering
The Youngest Survivors: Children and Domestic Violence
Psychosocial Characteristics of Children Living in Homes with Domestic Violence
The Long-Term Impact of Domestic Violence on Children
Battered Women as Perpetrators of Child Abuse
Children as Perpetrators
Supporting Children
Child Custody and Domestic Violence
Children and Teens: Learning New Behaviors
Shelters
Why a Battered-Women's Shelter?
Making the Call for Help
Safety Planning First
Admission to the Shelter
Communal Living
Sheltering Women and Children with Multiple Issues
Shelter for People with Specific Ethnicities, Religions, or Disabilities
Building a Shelter from the Ground Up
Shelter and Pets
Maintaining a Safe and Secure Shelter Facility
Empowering Women to Help Themselves
Defining Success
Beyond Shelter
Supportive-Housing Programs
Counseling Programs
Additional Services
Lessons Learned from Survivors
The Importance of Being Believed
The Awareness That No One Is Alone
The Healing Power of Telling One's Story
The Resiliency of Survivors
The Gift of Fear
The Expertise of Survivors on Their Own Lives
The Ability to Move Beyond Victimization
Building Alliances
Blending Cultures
Informal Alliances
Working Together to Change and Improve the System
Effective Partnering to Assist the Needy
Providing Organizational Leadership
Partnering with School Districts
Lessons Learned Through Leading Domestic-Violence Programs
Stay Focused on the Mission
Remain Customer Driven
Keep the Board Leadership Engaged
Recruit the Right Team
Manage for the Best Among Us Rather than the Worst Among Us
Attend to the Business of the Agency
Work Toward a Vision for the Future
Be Nimble
Remember That It Really Is All about the Money-Raising It, Spending It, Stewarding It
Be a Leader
Our Work Isn't Done
Teen-Dating Violence-Prevention Programs
Men as Allies
Elevating Women and Girls
Ending Violence One Person at a Time
Notes
Resources
Index