With the help of this advice, you may support a friend or family member who is in an abusive relationship without endangering them or frightening their abuser. Is there someone you know or a friend who may be in an abusive relationship but keeps quiet about it? Do you worry about their safety because you understand how easy mistreatment can result in more serious repercussions? Would it be possible to help them without getting into trouble? Other people also feel that way. In actuality, the friends and relatives of the victims are always more worried about the status of their connections than the victims themselves. You worry about their welfare since you are aware that untreated abuse can be lethal. Because the victims frequently refuse to be rescued, it's already challenging. They want to continue giving second and third chances to their abusers. They still cling to the impossibly unrealistic hope that things will improve in due course. Victims of abuse are unable to see well enough to assist themselves. Some people just won't leave an abusive partner, no matter how hard you try to convince them differently. The best you can do is to reassure them that you will always be there to support and console them. By providing you with the necessary tools, this book will help you be there for friends and family members who are in violent situations. Inside, you will find: * The internal dynamics of an abusive relationship, the various manifestations of abuse, and the contributing variables * Why abuse is not caused by mental illness * How to examine these two elements to identify the telltale indicators of an abusive relationship * The psychological explanations for why some abuse victims actually become closer to their abusers and why victims of abuse shouldn't be held accountable for continuing to be in abusive relationships * How to ask someone about their circumstances without coming across as intrusive, as well as questions to assist identify whether they are being mistreated When to act quickly to keep someone who is vulnerable safe The importance of understanding your boundaries while dealing with such news, as well as what to do and what not to do when faced with abuse How to encourage safety and create an emergency safety plan with a loved one And a lot more.... You don't have to stop offering assistance just because they tell you they're OK and don't need it. Let them know they are loved and cared for from all sides; they are called "victims" for a reason and need your help. It's difficult to face reality because you have to be patient with the victim in addition to fighting the abuser. You're only a few steps away from making it happen, though, and you can do it.
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