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Rebecca's Story:Family Violence Interventions and Strategies

Rebecca's Story:Family Violence Interventions and Strategies

This short animated fiction book describes a woman named Rebecca and her experiences of family violence. This book presents her journey as she moves from victim to survivor to social activist. A structural feminist analysis of the root causes of family violence and interventions and strategies to assist survivors of family violence are highlighted. Geared to assist survivors of violence and service users, students who are learning about abuse,...

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Keywords:
Social Change, Structural, Survivors, Psychology, Abuse, Social Work, Safety Planning, Human Services, Gender, Feminism, Counselling, Prevention, Social Action, Interventions, Cycle of Violence, Women's Studies, Family Violence, Criminal Justice, Corrections
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Material Type:
Workshop and Training Material
Date Added to MERLOT:
June 25, 2012
Date Modified in MERLOT:
June 2, 2021
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Submitter:
Dr. Susan Hillock
Primary Audience:
High School, College General Ed, College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Graduate School, Professional
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English
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No
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This work is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 Canada

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Adwoba Addo-Boateng
Adwoba Addo-Boateng (Consultant)
1 year ago
This resource presents valid concepts. It is easy to use and it presents information in ways that is very attractive to the user and cuts across a lot of disciplines. This learning material will improve learning in a significant way.
Ben Malczyk
Ben Malczyk (Faculty)
5 years ago

This would be a great resource to use not only in a course on violence or child welfare, but in an introductory social work course to show students one place where a social worker could intervent. It could be used to generate good class discussion on pricniples such as the cycle of violence and the story would provide class members with concrete behaviors, names etc. to use in discussion to make it more real. 

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Dr. Susan Hillock
Dr. Susan Hillock (Faculty)
9 years ago

We wrote this book wanting it to be used primarily as a teaching tool for students who are beginning to learn about family violence and practitioners who are specializing in this area. The key concepts, interventions, and strategies featured in the book are based on over 15 years of social work clinical practice and 12 years of university teaching in the area of family violence.We also hoped that clinicians would use this book as a resource for service users who are experiencing family violence.

Used in course? Yes