Articles
Clarifying common misnomers about domestic violence:
- Abusive vs healthy relationships: What’s the difference?
- Alcohol does not cause domestic violence
- Alcohol used as excuse for violence and murder
- Domestic violence is much more than physical violence
- Men’s domination over women is not natural: The need to be honest about how social hierarchies harm each of us
- Female victims are not codependent, rather what they experience is a result of long-term abuse and control
About female victims of domestic violence:
- How to help women abused and controlled by male partners: Stage 1
- How to help women abused and controlled by male partners: Stage 2
- How to help women abused and controlled by male partners: Stage 3
- How to help women abused and controlled by male partners: Stage 4
- How to help women abused and controlled by male partners: Stage 5
- How victims cope with psychological abuse and control
- Are women who live with abusive partners codependent?
- Danger Assessment: Psychological abuse can lead to murder
- Safety tips for leaving a controlling partner
About male perpetrators of domestic violence:
- Animal abuse is linked to domestic violence
- Fear and shame: The lifeblood that keeps ‘power and control’ alive
- Men’s tactics of power and control against female partners
- Gift giving can be manipulative
- The effect of men’s tactics of control make women seem codependent
Social influences on women:
News about domestic violence:
- News release about male perpetrators of domestic violence
- Same-Sex conference on domestic violence – Australia – September 2009
Tactics of Psychological Abuse:
- Tactics used by Lawyers against Clients (Blog post)
- Tactics used by Lawyers against Clients (Download pdf of Lawyer-Cient wheel and complete list of tactics)
- Tactics used by men against female partners (Blog post)
- Tactics used by men against female partners (Download pdf of complete list)
Workplace Bullying and other Institutional Abuses:
- Tacticis of Psychological abuse & power and control by Lawyers against Clients
- Coping with Psychological abuse, bullying, scapegoating and misconduct in churches
- Book Review: Not of My Making: Bullying, Scapegoating and Misconduct in Churches by Margaret W. Jones, PhD
Book Reviews:
This page last updated 15 February 2010