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This booklet, Charmed and Dangerous: A Woman’s Guide to Reclaiming a Healthy Relationship, has been developed for women by women. This booklet was the initiative of the Tweed Shire Women’s Services Inc.
The booklet, originally published by the Tweed Shire Women's Services Inc, now published by the Legal Aid NSW Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services (WDVCAS), outlines the cycle of abuse in domestic and family violence and how to break free of controlling, abusive or violent relationships.
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Many First Nations women face challenges when they try to leave an abusive relationship.
We collected hundreds of posts from women all over the world and read, coded, and sorted them, publishing[7] these findings in 2015.2 Through this analysis, we identified eight main reasons women stay in abusive relationships: Distorted Thoughts. Being controlled and hurt is traumatizing, and this leads to confusion, doubts, and even self-blame.
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This book “Charmed and Dangerous: A Woman’s Guide to Reclaiming a Healthy Relationship” has been developed for women by women. Tweed Valley Women’s Service has been actively supporting women and children experiencing domestic and family violence since 1985.
Jan 1, 2013 · Implications for commitment and con-sistency in abusive relationships will be discussed, as well as proposed mechanisms such as the Foot-in-the-Door effect and cognitive dissonance.
