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Supporting Woman Abuse Survivors as Mothers

This page is an excerpt from:

Helping Children Thrive: Supporting Woman Abuse Survivors as Mothers

Advocacy Wheel

This model, sometimes called the Empowerment Wheel, illustrates basic principles guiding intervention with abused women.

Advocacy Wheel

Developed by the Domestic Violence Project of Kenosha Wisconsin. See also their Medical Power and Control Wheel.

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Find more information on principles of service delivery and assumptions for helping abused women in these two resources from 2008.

Helping an Abused Woman: 101 Things to Know, Say & Do

Helping Abused Women in Shelters: 101 Things to Know, Say & Do

Helping Abused Women in Shelters

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