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emotional verbal abuse at home and in court. Dr. King is a 27-year seasoned psychologist, author, speaker and leading expert in identifying the subtle communication patterns of abusive relationships. She developed the Intimate Partner Abuse Screen® to aid in domestic violence awareness, intervention and prevention. Claim your free eInsights on abusive relationships and learn must-know survival success and healing tips.
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Crazy Making Legal-Psychiatric Abuse: Signs and Prevention
Crazy-making legal psychiatric ploys torment domestic abuse survivors at home and in divorce court. Learn to identify and stop the devastating impact of crazy making legal-psychiatric abuse before it defines you and your children.
Domestic Abuse Dynamics: Vol I Identifying Abuse
End your confusion about domestic abuse. In this ebook, you will see the social and psychological dynamics of domestic abuse….and learn how to identify abusive relationships and understand the dynamics that bind abusive relationships.
Domestic Abuse Dynamics: Vol II Breaking the Cycle
What is the psychology of ending domestic abuse? This ebook focuses on the personal and interpersonal issues that keep domestic abuse going and what breaks the cycle of abuse. It gives you the inner wisdom to accomplish your mission to end domestic abuse.
Domestic Abuse Healing: Vol I Psychological Healing for Domestic Abuse
Weathering an abusive relationship can be psychologically debilitating. Healing the inner wounds, lingering scares and habits of victimization and conditioning in an abusive relationship is the theme of this healing gem.
Domestic Abuse Healing: Vol II Healing from Within
If you want your healing from domestic abuse to permeate every fiber of your being, this eBook is for you! It will show you the mechanics of your body’s natural self-repair, strategies for mending the mind and heart, and practical tips for reclaiming your life after an abusive relationship.
Domestic Abuse Healing: Vols I & II Psychological and Within
If you've been in an abusive relationship, you will want to know how to most effectively heal from an abusive relationship. This two volume set will mend the past and open new doors for your safety, health and well-being.
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Emotional Verbal Abuse: How to Recognize, Cope and Heal
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This book has saved 1000's of battered women their children, their home, job, savings, and their sanity while navigating the system with family abuse.
People say once a victim, always a victim. I beg to differ.
Over the years I have been watching men and women grow to become self-sufficient, self-respecting people who have no tolerance for being abused any more. These people have completely healed from domestic abuse.
How do you know if you are going to be one of these people versus the person that ends up in another abusive relationship? Here are some pointers for knowing you're home free when it comes to being victimized by intimate partner abuse...
1) You are more interested in being centered, than being right.
We know that abusers need to be "right." That's part of the dynamics of abusive relationships. Batterers maintain an unequal balance of power in these relationships, by always coming up on top--always being right.
Now if you have been in one of these tug-of-wars, you have experienced yourself struggling to be right as you duke with your bully. Whether you win or not; well that's another question. The point here is that you know this struggle and, from where you stand today, no way would you walk down that road.
2) You do not need to control others, nor will you be controlled by another person.
It's no secret that abuse is all about control. But most people think of the control only going one way. They assume abusive relationships are about one partner controlling another.
However, the only way these two people stay together is if both remain in the relationship. And the victimized partner generally hangs around hoping to change--fix--the other person, or at least serve up to his/her pleasing so as to keep a lid on their partner.
Between you and me, this positioning and maneuvering is privately about containing/controlling the other person's behavior with respect to oneself. The moment one awakens to the fact that it is not their job, nor is it within their means to control another, they stop actively seeking and privately hoping to do so.
3) You require being honored and respected in order to be involved.
When you discover this one in yourself, you are holding the gold! You can trust you will not end up in another abusive relationship.
And if you are completely clear about this concept, you will find yourself walking away from bullies on the job, bullies on your block, bullies in the world. You simply won't be bullied.
If you discover these three ways of being in yourself and with others, you are not likely to fall prey to another round of intimate partner abuse.
Are You in a Dangerous Relationship?
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Domestic Abuse Is About Control
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Family Court Violence - Legal Psychiatric Ploys
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Abusive Relationship: Power of a Diagnosis in Ending Abuse
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