Recognising and Responding to Domestic and Family Violence

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Do’s s and Don’ts ts- Cont’d ‣ Think assertiveness skills will stop the violence. Being assertive may increase the danger for her. Trust her gut feelings about what she can safely do or say
Self-Care ‣ Caring for yourself will enable you to be better able to support and care for others. Caring for yourself shows that you value and respect yourself ‣ It is not easy to see someone that been abused and who feels powerless. Remember it is not up to you to change her situation, she is the only one who can do that. However, you can be there to listen, to provide information, help her to find resources and services, and to support the decisions she makes about her life ‣ Without self-care you are less able to care for others ‣ Self-care involves: Being clear about the limits of your role and your responsibilities Not having too high expectations of what you can achieve with regards to the other person. If you will, you will become frustrated, stressed, and it may result in you giving up on her when she needs you most Getting outside help-talk to a domestic violence worker to get support for yourself and further information. You don’t have to identify the woman to do this
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