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Mothers and their children are disproportionately impacted by domestic violence, including more subtle forms of abuse such as coercive control. In this video Ruth Darlene, Founder and Executive Director of WomenSV, discusses the dangers and early warning signs of controlling relationships.
WomenSV founder Ruth Patrick Darlene shares resources to help survivors of technology abuse, a tactic used by tech-savvy abusers to monitor, stalk, control, and harass their partners.
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Ruth Patrick Darlene, Founder and Executive Director of WomenSV, explains the dangers and warning signs of covert abuse, an insidious form of coercive control.
Learn how Ruth Patrick Darlene, Founder of WomenSV, exposes common overt and covert coercive control tactics, empowering survivors with tools to recognize and escape abusive relationships.
Family Violence Appellate Project (FVAP) case results in protection for domestic violence survivors. Read FVAP's report for valuable information about the Domestic Violence Restraining Order process and pay attention to the practice tips on page 2.
This presentation led by Ruth Darlene, Founder and Executive Director of WomenSV, offers essential insights into coercive control and covert abuse. Originally presented to the Menlo Church Ministers, this introduction empowers Christian church leaders to support survivors effectively. The class provides a comprehensive explanation of coercive control, along with trauma-informed tips and resources for recognizing and addressing subtle forms of abuse.
In this video Ruth Darlene of WomenSV discusses elements of healthy relationships represented in the Equality Wheel and how they differ from abusive relationships.
Ruth Darlene, Founder and Executive Director of WomenSV (Women of Silicon Valley), discusses coercive control as it relates to the Power and Control Wheel and current California law.