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Legal Strategies for Tech-Enabled Domestic Abuse Cases
Phones, tablets, computers, social networking websites and the “internet of things” are all available to control and manipulate survivors of domestic abuse. So, how can we best represent survivors, both in and out of the courtroom? Our experts will update you on emerging trends and effective legal responses to address these new challenges.
Panelists:
Hon. Judge Grace Dickler (Ret.), is a 34-year veteran of the Cook County bench. She has focused exclusively on family law issues since 1991 and served as the presiding judge of the Domestic Relations Division for 11 years. Judge Dickler has received numerous awards and currently serves as a mediator and arbitrator for JAMS.
Adam Dodge founded EndTAB (Ending Tech-Enabled Abuse) in 2019 and delivers innovative technology-enabled abuse trainings and presentations to organizations, nonprofits and governments around the world. Adam is also a special advisor to the Coalition Against Stalkerware and sits on the World Economic Forum’s Digital Justice Advisory Committee. Dedicated to advancing impact legislation and public policy, he is also a member of the Policy Advisory Council for the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence. Adam is a licensed attorney in California, and earned his B.A. from UC Santa Barbara and his J.D. by way of McGeorge School of Law and Hastings College of the Law.
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Domestic Violence and the Workplace
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According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, 96% of employed domestic violence victims experience problems at work because of the abuse. So, what does domestic violence look like in the workplace and what employment law protections do you need to know when representing survivors of domestic abuse? Join SHALVA as we explore these issues further. Helen Bloch has over 20 years of employmen...
Drafting Persuasive Orders of Protection: Strategies, Challenges, and Survivor Support
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Join SHALVA and Ascend Justice for our annual Continuing Legal Education program dedicated to Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In this insightful session, Danielle Ruffatto, Managing Director of the Family Law and Protective Orders Division at Ascend Justice, delves into the complexities of drafting compelling petitions for orders of protection. The discussion encompasses not just the legal t...
Intro Video
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Intro Video
Updated Website Video 2
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Updated Website Video 2
Negotiating With Difficult Parties: Strategies for Working with Narcissists and Those Who Abuse
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Negotiation is a strategic process that is not necessarily adversarial, unless one of the parties is an extremely self-centered person who has an exaggerated sense of self-importance is a part of the process. They may be a narcissist, have narcissistic personality disorder, or be a person who abuses. This information-packed CLE presentation juxtaposes sound negotiation practices and traits and ...
Best Practices for SHALVA Referral Attorneys
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Best Practices for SHALVA Referral Attorneys
Tips for Obtaining and Enforcing Orders of Protection
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The SHALVA Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month Continuing Legal Education ("CLE") program examined one of the most widely-used tools a survivor of domestic abuse has for their safety. The Order of Protection ("OP") must be enforceable to be effective, so after obtaining an OP there are additional steps for both litigants and their lawyers. Various agencies and individuals may be involved a...
Survivors Speaking Out: The Legacy of Celebrity Cases
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What does a survivor of intimate partner violence need to consider if they want to tell their story? How can they speak out and share their experience with others? How do you support someone who is contemplating speaking about their abuse? The Depp v. Heard case opened our eyes to the consequences that a survivor may face. Join Natalie Harris, defamation defense attorney and a SHALVA therapist ...
Advocating for Survivors of Domestic Abuse in Parenting Issues
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Advocating for Survivors of Domestic Abuse in Parenting Issues
The Doctor Is In: Prioritize Your Health and Take Care of Yourself
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The Doctor Is In: Prioritize Your Health and Take Care of Yourself
SHALVA Presents: A Conversation with Lundy Bancroft
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SHALVA Presents: A Conversation with Lundy Bancroft
The Jewish Divorce Process and Get Refusal
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The Jewish Divorce Process and Get Refusal
When You Just Need to Talk - Rabbi Aaron Leibtag - ORTF
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When You Just Need to Talk - Rabbi Aaron Leibtag - ORTF
Facing Challenges in the Orthodox Home, Stigma Free - Rabbi Shaanan Gelman - ORTF
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Facing Challenges in the Orthodox Home, Stigma Free - Rabbi Shaanan Gelman - ORTF
Spiritual Abuse in Jewish Relationships
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Spiritual Abuse in Jewish Relationships
Emotional Abuse
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Emotional Abuse
Abuse is Never Okay
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Abuse is Never Okay
Financial Abuse and Economic Control in Relationships
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Financial Abuse and Economic Control in Relationships
Verbal Abuse in Relationships
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Verbal Abuse in Relationships
Physical Abuse
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Physical Abuse
When a home is no longer a baayis neeman b’yisroel - Rabbi Menachem Fine - ORTF
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When a home is no longer a baayis neeman b’yisroel - Rabbi Menachem Fine - ORTF
Strategies for Representing Survivors of Domestic Abuse (2)
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Strategies for Representing Survivors of Domestic Abuse (2)
Thanks SHALVA Volunteers!
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Thanks SHALVA Volunteers!
Cycles of Abuse
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Cycles of Abuse
Why I Stayed
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Why I Stayed
When you feel there is nothing but sea ahead - Rabbi Baruch Epstein - Orthodox Rabbinic Task Force
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When you feel there is nothing but sea ahead - Rabbi Baruch Epstein - Orthodox Rabbinic Task Force
Sexual Abuse in Relationships
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Sexual Abuse in Relationships
What would you do?
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What would you do?
Escaping Egypt, Escaping Abuse - Rabbi Moshe Schmelczer - SHALVA's Orthodox Rabbinic Task Force
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Escaping Egypt, Escaping Abuse - Rabbi Moshe Schmelczer - SHALVA's Orthodox Rabbinic Task Force

Komentáře

  • @christinewarren9660

    Fabulous! Thank you so much for this! Well done!

  • @user-hn4ki8su6e
    @user-hn4ki8su6e Před 12 dny

    Why is it video assuming that only men does it

  • @jrdelamancha9360
    @jrdelamancha9360 Před 20 dny

    So women will also project these bad behaviors to men. Especially if they they didn't deal with the trauma in a healthy manner.

  • @gwen7870
    @gwen7870 Před měsícem

    I didn't know I was abused until I read this book 😭

  • @KellyPosey
    @KellyPosey Před měsícem

    Thank you so much for this talk. Yes, part of thinking 'oh good, everything's ok now' is that you are thinking and feeling relief that you don't have to give up and uproot your entire life that you built with them, give up on the good times, give up on all the work you put in, all the time and money and effort you've invested in your shared life, shared businesses, don't have to leave and start all over again, especially if they have been financially abusing you and you will walk away with nothing, and maybe even without financial security or have to be on the street, and possibly with a child/children, and maybe you have chronic health issues making it even more difficult. Many perpetrators will deliberately work on you to encourage you to get pregnant because they know how much more entrapped and vulnerable that will make you, and it does. So when they put on the very convincing act that makes you think there's a real chance things are able to be worked out, you think, oh good, I don't have to split up the family and how that will effect the child/children, etc. Many perpetrators of coercive control know exactly how to get you entrapped and entrenched and use all those tactics to make it as hard and unappealing as possible to leave them. They know exactly how hard it's going to be for you to leave, with the physical exhaustion, psychological harm and mental fog their deliberate crazy-making causes, and with a children to support, alone. They know if they didn't keep leading you on, lying, acting, convincing, that you will leave. They knew that without doing those things from the very beginning you'd never even have gotten involved with them, so this isn't an issue of women just 'choosing better', and these are the reasons why some women 'don't just leave'. And because once you leave, the abuse typically escalates in an attempt to maintain their control over you, punish you for resisting their control, get what they can from you or keep you from leaving with anything, and once there is zero reason or usefulness for them to still try to pretend that they really want/intend to do good, but are just 'misunderstood', 'have addictions', 'suffer from childhood trauma', fill in the excuse here. There is still a ways to go until there is adequate recognition, validation and protection from the system and society at large. It's the kind of thing you don't really think about until it happens to you, and until then you can think to yourself, well there must be 'some reason' this happens to victims. Yes, it's because we allow vulnerabilities to exist that they can exploit. We live within a greater system of coercive control, which keeps the majority vulnerable to abuse. I'm grateful to you all and everyone who is a voice bringing forth the awareness and understanding that none of this is ok, no one deserves this, and we need to do better for those who are targeted and victimized, especially the children involved.

  • @dragonclaws9367
    @dragonclaws9367 Před měsícem

    Lundy has helped save so many of us who just had bad advice he is so respectful, just wonderful. Let me be very clear: I knew the entire time the man I was with was abusing me. Having a mother who had been beaten, I know what is not appropriate. Logically I knew. I like that Lundy does not treat us like we are stupid. He is absolutely correct about the kids, I heard my mother get raped and I haven't forgotten it. I'm 45 . The belt buckle in the original The Color Purple hitting the wall is very upsetting to me even today. Kids know whats going on. Thank you for letting me share. I didn't want to go to visitation I stopped when he started being weird with me as a teenager I refused to go.

  • @karinturkington2455
    @karinturkington2455 Před měsícem

    Actually, the struggle to understand legal terms, etc., when in a state of trauma, can be because your brain can't take it in. It's so full of the need to survive for the next moment. I had information about the hazards of mediation for many years that I have just begun to be able to read, due to my not being able to process the information objectively. It was as if I had become illiterate. In the meantime, much damage was done through mediating without the knowledge that it was a very bad idea when a power imbalance existed. At that point in time, I didn't know I was in a power imbalance with an abusive man and his abusive father.

  • @ElizabethCommons-m6x
    @ElizabethCommons-m6x Před měsícem

    True good reason ...

  • @Kristina-tp2it
    @Kristina-tp2it Před 2 měsíci

    MYSAGONY. EVIL THAT SPREADS THROUGHT THE WORLD. Abuse towards children and women is obnoxious. It costs peoples health, peace and well being. Aweful. :/

  • @Kristina-tp2it
    @Kristina-tp2it Před 2 měsíci

    Beautifull man! Thanks for being there and putting light on things that are happening. Men in my family were quite problematic, they sometimes blame their moms for being bad. I don't know why my older brother became like that. He is manipulative and controls with agression.

  • @Ms6inchheels
    @Ms6inchheels Před 2 měsíci

    Had it not been for my friends and family, I would have been homeless !!

  • @vickimerritt2832
    @vickimerritt2832 Před 3 měsíci

    domestic violence and womens shelter intake services are brutally demeaning to abused women.

  • @DrPfeiffer
    @DrPfeiffer Před 3 měsíci

    Lundy Bancroft’s book, “Why Does He Do That?” was a game-changer for me, and for millions of other people. At the beginning of his book he blasts through a long list of myths about abusers (no, they don’t abuse because of alcohol, trauma, lack of anger management, etc etc), then he summarizes **in the words of abusers themselves** precisely how and why they deliberately abuse their partners, and why they will not stop. His book ends with how communities can support victims of abuse. My eyes were opened - I had no idea how naive and naively optimistic I was, and how important it was for me to LEAVE. It’s not an easy read. But a necessary one.

  • @pdub707
    @pdub707 Před 3 měsíci

    Ok. There is not enough space for me to say all the things I love about Mr. Bancroft and his message. I've worked in social services with additional training in DV. He has brought together so many things I had noted in my work with women and violent men and so much more. Amazing. I love that he normalizes harmed women's behaviour and that there is no statistical difference between harmed women and unharmed women pre-harm. They are not 'choosing poorly'. It is not their fault because they stay. It is not women's fault. He fully and completely puts the blame where it belongs. The courts need to stop helping harmers and all social programs need to start protecting protectors. We have a long way to go! he has so many amazing videos. he expands on why men harm, the benefits of harming, and the low level of consequences for harming. It is a value system that is passed from generation to generation. It comes from entitlement and a willingness to harm for your own benefit. I'd suspected before but man, he adds so much clarity. Keep watching his other videos too. Then pass it on to other women. I wish Lundy Bancroft would address CPS intervention in DV situations. Not just what they do wrong but also what they can do better. He does such a great job with talking about the courts but often, the courts rely on what CPS has to say and we need major improvements there.

  • @keke8880
    @keke8880 Před 4 měsíci

    My issue is that most for victims I know who have protection order, police refuse to arrest the abuser for violating the order with technology (calls, texts, emails, etc.) 🫥

  • @seg6629
    @seg6629 Před 4 měsíci

    Crying 😢its like me So so sad 😢😢😢

  • @MF-xxxooo
    @MF-xxxooo Před 5 měsíci

    FYI not just women are victims of IPV so i would update the definition to be more inclusive

  • @skydancer7170
    @skydancer7170 Před 5 měsíci

    My ex was totally emotionally abusive. He did everything that he wasn’t supposed to do in terms of talking bad about me in front of them. He would try to drag them into things of the past and have them choose sides. It was horrible. The family court system in the U.S is simply not set up to create a safe place to monitor this monstrous behavior. Any kind of complaint from the mother, is viewed as a way of alienating his children away from their father. There should be an entirety new system put into place. The current system is horrible if you are dealing with an abusive ex partner or husband. Thank goodness my children are grown now. I feel so sorry for women who are caught in this horrible place.

  • @SilentBlueBird4
    @SilentBlueBird4 Před 5 měsíci

    Wow, this guy gets it!!!

  • @jds3656
    @jds3656 Před 5 měsíci

    I had the sleep deprivation techniques and then had to try and go to work the next day. I was a shell of my former self and have never dealt with it all. All aspects of my life are affected.

  • @buttermonkey33
    @buttermonkey33 Před 6 měsíci

    This has been extremely valuable and supportive to me at this time. Thank you for hosting this. It helps validate my thinking while I'm going through my DV situation

  • @veganbutterfly3652
    @veganbutterfly3652 Před 6 měsíci

    We just don't hold men accountable for their actions...society always blame women for all the problems they have with men.

  • @Delph_Soph
    @Delph_Soph Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you so much. Best regards (forms Switzerland 🇨🇭)

  • @MadeleineKuhl
    @MadeleineKuhl Před 7 měsíci

    I can not handle listening It hurts so much and really damaged all things to be a good person I have no support and I’m still defending myself about being abused. The children courts do not allow healing its legally silenced at the expense of my trust

  • @PenelopeHighet
    @PenelopeHighet Před 8 měsíci

    Emdr can release the strongholds of ptsd

  • @citygalmelanieproductions1431

    Teach them Common Law and there’s no issues

  • @citygalmelanieproductions1431

    Is that a she-male not Lundy but ya never know cause parasites and eugenics caused the Narc

  • @MsKariLola
    @MsKariLola Před 9 měsíci

    This video is just WOW. I’ll never forget when telling the court that I was concerned about my child’s safety bc the father would show up reeking of alcohol and the ACS social worker told me “What’s one or two beers”. And she said it in such a nonchalant manner.

  • @user-jj5vb8wm5b
    @user-jj5vb8wm5b Před 9 měsíci

    Also, you guys are acting like the "client" isn't abusive. Why? My sister was abusive as-well but wasn't as abusive as her ex bf. I dont understand this i want to help my sister but you guys aren't lawyers so I'm confused. If i should file a petition again for her

    • @keke8880
      @keke8880 Před 9 měsíci

      Abuse victims aren't "abusive as well" and cannot "abuse their abusers". The myth of "mutual abuse" has been debunked

    • @user-jj5vb8wm5b
      @user-jj5vb8wm5b Před 9 měsíci

      @@keke8880 so what do you call it then... if their both abusive its a toxic relationship

    • @keke8880
      @keke8880 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@user-jj5vb8wm5bWhen a man abuses a woman, he's the abuser and she's the victim. He's made her the victim once he abuses her. She has no say in that. Her personality, words to him and behavior etc, no matter how "toxic" you find her, is not abuse and is irrelevant to what the abuser is doing to her. She may be "jerk" or she may be an "angel", but it's irrelevant to what the abuser is doing to her. Some women are awful to male partners, but almost never are those male partners in physical danger. It's very easy for men to leave their female partners because women are not a risk to men. Abusive men on the other hand are most likely to murder their female partners when she attempts to leave

  • @user-jj5vb8wm5b
    @user-jj5vb8wm5b Před 9 měsíci

    Wait isn't this basically manipulating the court, since advocates aren't law practitioners. You guys are using abused women as a money tanks. My sister went to you guys and the case was dismissed against her because she over exaggerated. You guys were the ones who helped her?

    • @keke8880
      @keke8880 Před 9 měsíci

      They're a non profit that employs attorneys to help DV victims. Most courts allow, and some even require, non-attorney advocates to help victims draft protective order petitions. Most courts don't require a DV victim to have an attorney draft a protective order petition for them. How is this organization "using abused women as money tanks? How much did they require your sister to pay them for their services?

    • @user-jj5vb8wm5b
      @user-jj5vb8wm5b Před 9 měsíci

      @@keke8880 its funny because my sister and i have a wealthy family and ascend justice still gave us a free attorney. A non profit usually checks if their victims actually need aid lol

    • @keke8880
      @keke8880 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@user-jj5vb8wm5bSo how are they using victims for money, if they didn't require even a wealthy client to pay for their services?

  • @777Pattie
    @777Pattie Před 10 měsíci

    If there is suspicion of abuse the child needs to be saved from it. Why aren't children being sent to a few different child psychiatrists or child psychologists??? However in the case of any type of abuse it should be allowed to be shown to the court system to get the child away from the abuser. We simply need to protect those that can't protect themselves!!!

  • @lindaschultz7900
    @lindaschultz7900 Před 10 měsíci

    My ex husband turned my son against me. I have not heard from my son in 5 years. I reach out to him via text, phone and email. He never responds. Mothers Day and my birthday are very depressing. I wish I had known about Lundy Bancroft sooner.

  • @onlyonealice
    @onlyonealice Před 10 měsíci

    Do we have any recommendations from Lundy regarding current "good" abuser intervention programs?

  • @cathyferry
    @cathyferry Před 11 měsíci

    *promosm* 😚

  • @adelg6698
    @adelg6698 Před 11 měsíci

    Love your work!! A reality on a very challenging dynamic. The courts just DO NIOT consider DV

  • @adelg6698
    @adelg6698 Před 11 měsíci

    Absolutely so much of this expert analysis resonates. 17 years down the track my beautiful children are amazing and see their father for who really is. As a mother you have to bee so savy and work hard to recover from the crippling financial losses. Be careful to whom fathers your children.

  • @adelg6698
    @adelg6698 Před 11 měsíci

    Heart felt radical factual information, a relief from the know courts system which does not protect children when men abuse women. The judiciary is complacent since the 1970s. Thank you for identifying the reality in this dynamic.

    • @dollarsmum3453
      @dollarsmum3453 Před 14 dny

      I'm in a HORRIBLE situation being ruined by the courts from whom I sought to protect me, and was DENIED laws to protect me from the whole gambit: prosecutor, victim advocates, and judges so that twice police saw fit to take him to jail, and yet the courts lied, promising protective orders (twice) and never did it, so police have no recourse. It's so disheartening that I could see if I didn't love life, I'd be suicidal.

  • @tatathebutterfly
    @tatathebutterfly Před 11 měsíci

    The last relationship I was in my male partner told me how abusive his father was to his mom, him and his siblings but he resented his mother. He was emotionally unavailable, and manipulative.

  • @AmyIngram-dv4ii
    @AmyIngram-dv4ii Před rokem

    I need an expert witness Idaho has none we need help my children are fully in the hands of the abuser because I brought up domestic violence in our divorce I've been totally separate from their lives I raised them alone their whole life it's ripped us all apart please help me

    • @777Pattie
      @777Pattie Před 10 měsíci

      OMG seems like the judge you had was in fact an abuser. So sorry 😔 for your children.

    • @AmyIngram-dv4ii
      @AmyIngram-dv4ii Před 10 měsíci

      @@777Pattie Thank you so much for reading my seeing. And even taking a minute to hear it, God bless you. It's so hard. It's I still don't get to see them. And I have to figure out how I can get this back in front of they're so corrupt

    • @777Pattie
      @777Pattie Před 7 měsíci

      @@AmyIngram-dv4ii so your husband abused you or the kid's or both? You told the courts about the abuse your husband has done & the court puts the kids in his custody & he's the abuser??? I would contact CPS & tell them what happened & the name of that judge. Tell them for your children's safety you want unexpected visits when your husband is home with them, if he's abused them in any way, for instance even neglecting them by not feeding them regularly. Praying for you & your children 🙏🏼💕.

    • @dollarsmum3453
      @dollarsmum3453 Před 14 dny

      ​@AmyIngram-dv4ii you're not alone--I too have had 2 abuser judges. I too have so much fear of trying to get it heard by the same courts, (criminal & civil), but have a glimmer of hope now that the Prosecutor and judge are being investigated by the FBI and a state-level internal affairs org. Search media for similar discontent being taken up with your court, even if not the same actors, so you may be heard by whomever is investigating. [WhatI intend to do] If there's none, contact a TV channel's news about your situation?

  • @AmyIngram-dv4ii
    @AmyIngram-dv4ii Před rokem

    Please help me

  • @roxiefarrow2142
    @roxiefarrow2142 Před rokem

    Family courts have no oversight. No matter how much training and laws are passed, the decision always comes down to the judges bias. Child's best interest rarely includes APA pediatric recommendations, CDC recommendations regarding dv and ipv,or ACE scores, instead its left up to the bias.

  • @tracyspacey6071
    @tracyspacey6071 Před rokem

    Kayden’s law just passed in Colorado. I hope it changes things.

  • @Ellie-rp8bh
    @Ellie-rp8bh Před rokem

    I wish I cld get 40 years back!!!

  • @michellestephenson9349

    I used that strategy about being the primary caregiver and argued that he’s never had 50% responsibility so why does he now get 50% of the kids time?!? I also asked to get a family psychological assessment done and when he realised that might expose him he basically said ok if I can get the extra days I want then you can have the final say on major decisions regarding health, education etc. I had argued that if we both had equal say he would have way too much power in my life. I never mentioned narcissism or disorders, just used the words difficult and antagonistic etc I’m in Australia, our family court system is just a sham. A royal commission was held and they recommended that the whole system be abolished 😮 it’s a joke

    • @SilentBlueBird4
      @SilentBlueBird4 Před 5 měsíci

      I feel for you, I'm in Australia as well and have escaped psychically but my ex has continued and just used the legal system beautifully.. he even claimed that he was the true primary parent and for his family to lie regarding this too. I nearly went from being the primary parent to having my child removed due to his child abuse allegations and his suggestions that I'm never parenting 😮

    • @dollarsmum3453
      @dollarsmum3453 Před 14 dny

      Geez, it sounds just like in the USA. Prayed for you & yours just now, from OH. Keep holding your head high... ​@@SilentBlueBird4

  • @aqua6613
    @aqua6613 Před rokem

    I have one easy fix for not getting sleep...trip the fuse box and turn the power off to the entire home. Not trying to make light of the situation (no pun intended). My current man suffers from ptsd and I understand how sleep is very important to him. We are both truckers so sleep schedules can already be messed up etc. Adding on to the stress of one of the most stressful professions out there. I didn't really understand him when we first met, but I think we've both made progress. He's also an avoidant introvert and the ptsd is not just from the military it's also unhealed childhood trauma and abandonment etc. It is so complex and not everyone is willing to go down the rabbit hole with someone. I've spent years working through my own trauma and cycles and triggers. Educated myself on fear based mind control etc. He displays all the self doubts and insecurities and he is passive aggressive or just simply shuts down. I mistook his treatment of me for manipulation tactics because his withdrawal and withdrawal of affection seemed narcissistic to me, but I had to remind myself that he was basically in survival mode, it wasn't done to gain narcissistic supply from me. Unfortunately he is tied into his trauma situation with family etc that he isn't able to detach from currently so he exposes himself to that environment and it reinforces the trauma the triggers and the anxiety and insecurities that come with it all over again. I stay separate from all of it and I preserve my safe space and I preserve a safe space for him aswell. I can always tell a switch up of enegies when we interact. These are the "super powers" of empaths once you learn to observe and not absorb and have healthy boundaries and know your triggers, you can recognize patterns within yourself and others and adjust behaviors in that way. Not everyone who displays narcissistic behaviors is a narcissist. Traumatized empaths often adapt narc traits for preservation or narc behavior is all they have known in their environment. I had been so brainwashed in my own self that for a period of time I thought that I was possibly a narcisstic abuser. At 44 now I am finally at the point where I know and understand myself and I am happy and I can relate and pass on my own experiences to help shed awareness. It gets even more confusing because everyone seems to be spreading the rhetoric without even understanding what those terms even mean. A crazy world we live in! If you've regained your peace and sanity...protect it with all you have!

  • @katja6332
    @katja6332 Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing. I realized that with smart homes, a complete new hidious way in misusing technology is available for domestic abusers and many are not prepared for understanding what it means to the victim 😮. So sorry to hear about reaching out and not being believed or helped.

  • @stylist62
    @stylist62 Před rokem

    This is how I lived, he was never a husband only took from me, crazy making day in and day out, I am traumatized 🙏😭🥵I need someone to help me he even was stealing from me. He brought nothing to my home paid for nothing, no it’s up and down, I have flash backs, hard to focus. I need an Autorny 😭🥵to,d him go haven’t seen him 4 months, I have these symptoms severely, he filed for divorce I can’t deal with this alone There is nothing here of his. I need someone ASAP to talk to, Autorney

  • @mudpiesbutterflies9410

    Why wouldn't you just leave the home? A hotel? A relatives place? A friend's?

  • @sundariallen6861
    @sundariallen6861 Před rokem

    Very unique but an essential learning for survival ,thanks

  • @frankieroberson3398

    Thank You!!!