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Domestic Violence Series (Part 2)
Explanation of Domestic Violence and Abuse – How to Live An Abusive Relationship Continued:
After Leaving the Abusive Relationship: - (Part 2B)
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Safety Plan for Domestic Violence Victims
According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline web site, domestic violence is “a pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner.” Abuse comes in many different forms: physical, emotional, economic, or psychological actions and threats. Domestic violence can affect anyone, it does not discriminate. Whether you are rich or poor, you can become the victim of abuse. But remember: you are not alone; there is someone to help you.
Safety Plan During Violence:
Safety Precautions for Leaving:
Safety and Emotional Health:
Safety and Your Children:
Answer questions to create personalize plan:
School__________________________________________________________________
DayCare________________________________________________________________
Babysitter_______________________________________________________________
Teacher_________________________________________________________________
12. I can tell the following people that my partner no longer lives with me and that they should call the police if he
is near my residence:
Neighbors____________________________________________________________________
Friends________________________________________________________________________
13. I can call the local domestic violence agency if I am not sure how to register my protection order with the police departments.
14.If my protection order gets destroyed, I know I can go to the County Courthouse and get another copy.
15. I can tell my boss, security, and ___________________________________________ at work about this situation.
16. I can ask_________________________________________________________________ to help screen my phone calls.
17. When leaving work I can do the following:
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
18. When I am driving home from work and problems arise I can:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
19. If I use public transportation, I can: _________________________________________________________
20. If I feel depressed and ready to return to a potentially violent situation/ partner, I can call: _______________________________________________________________________________________________
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Click here for PDF version of DV Series S16, Oct 8, 2020
Click below for previous sessions:
PDF version of DV Series S1, June 25, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S2, July 2, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S3, July 9, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S4, July 16, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S5, July 23, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S6, July 30, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S7, August 6, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S8, August 13, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S9, August 20, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S10, August 27, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S11, Sept 3, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S12, Sept 10, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S13, Sept 17, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S14, Sept 24, 2020
PDF version of DV Series S15, Oct 1, 2020
Next section posted will be “Domestic Violence Series (Part 2) – “Explanation of Domestic Violence and Abuse” – “What Can You Do If You Suspect Someone You Know Is Being Abused?”(Part 2A, S17) on Thursday, October 15th.
Shalom!!
Rev. Dr. Dorothy E. Hooks
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