Impact of father’s abuse of mother results in toxic stress response by son. Father will not be held accountable for the criminal behavior he perpetrated during the marriage, post-separation, and most likely post-divorce. The son is being trained to be abusive and use coercion and control in his adult relationships. Who will eventually hold him accountable? Or, will he dodge criminal charges just like his father?
Abusers Dodge Criminal Charges Read More »
NPEIV and Stop Abuse Campaign “call on all survivors, advocates, activists, researchers, practitioners, and abuse-focused organizations and agencies to join them in stopping abuse in America within the next 25 years”.
Stop Abuse Campaign and NPEIV join forces Read More »
The Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Prevention Education Virtual Training Center courses keep us busy. Stay updated on the latest in the training center, be sure to join our blog. We recently added some courses–look for the red arrows on the training center site. Additionally, we modified some scheduled dates through the end of July.
Domestic Violence Education and Prevention Updates Read More »
Thanksgiving Greetings from our House of Peace to yours.
Peaceful, Gratitude-filled Holidays to all Read More »
Communities dedicated to create safe, stable, nurturing environments for children focus on child abuse prevention. They use the PROTECT Principle.
Promote Safe Stable Nurturing Communities: PROTECT Children from Child Abuse Read More »
Teachers are challenged daily by children arriving unprepared to attend school. They present behavioral problems and other issues due to domestic violence in their home.
Promote Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships: Domestic Violence Attends School Daily Read More »
Domestic Violence Awareness month is upon us. What are your intentions to support or promote activities in your community?
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Build Local Coalitions Read More »
Now, as I research what is happening with creating multidisciplinary coalitions to Prevent Child Abuse, I find the language of prevention shifted. No longer are the leaders in this movement pushing against child abuse with words like “prevent child abuse” and “stop abuse”. As we reframe our language to use “The Law of Attraction”, we move our clients forward to make positive changes in their relationships;
Promote Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships (SSNR): Law of Attraction Language Works Read More »
