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Self Improvement Books
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"He tells me that he can't imagine his life without me.
Is it possible for him to love me and treat me like this...?"
The author, a lawyer specializing in violence against women, sheds light on the real causes of abuse.
"INVISIBLE VIOLENCE" is a valuable self-help guide for every woman as it presents, in a simple and clear way:
- the first signs of violence in a relationship;
- the underlying cause of abusive behavior;
- the dynamics of violence in the parental role and the strategies used by violent men to gain custody of children;
- the impact of violence on children;
- the legal framework and the role of the police, prosecutor, and courts in combating the phenomenon;
- the role of family and society in perpetuating abusive behavior;
- techniques for setting boundaries from the beginning of a relationship;
- ways to safely remove oneself from a violent partner.
A valuable handbook that includes real stories of women with the aim of helping every woman realize that she is not responsible for her partner's violent behavior and, above all, she is not alone.
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Excellent and practical book that deals with invisible (mainly domestic) violence. I believe that besides those directly involved, young/adult individuals who are seeking/building relationships should read it in order to have an opinion and avoid difficult and hopeless situations in their future, as well as in the future of their children.
The only thing that bothered me is that it presents invisible violence as a main problem for women and not men, when in other foreign books (e.g., men too, bettina arndt) the problem of domestic violence is not gender-specific - both genders can be victims in similar percentages.
That's why I believe it is a suitable book for both men and women, regardless of the fact that it mainly (if not entirely) refers to women as victims.