Sentences with phrase «of an abusive relationship when»

Brandi was coming out of an abusive relationship when she came to Planned Parenthood.

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Yeah you said that, a sure sign of an abusive relationship is when one side blames the other for everything.

Many teens will sneak around and date regardless of your rules, and when they become entangled in an abusive relationship, they may be too frightened by the rule - breaking to tell you.

As she walks, she begins to sort out the various demons she has been wrestling with, including living with an abusive alcoholic father, losing her mother (Dern, When the Game Stands Tall) to a fatal illness, as well as the details of her own personal tailspin in her relationships.

Involving Robertson's drug abuse, sexually abusive relationships, and bullying of his co-workers, things go even more awry when he starts hallucinating and can not hold his already bizarre life together.

There are times when we suspect Ayer recognizes that Harley is the victim of an abusive relationship with a master manipulator, but instead of seeing that as the tragic side of the character, he approaches her «love» without quotation marks.

If I Am Missing or Dead combines Latus's own memoir of her abusive relationships and how she eventually broke the cycle, with a biography of her sister, Amy, who was strangled to death by her boyfriend when she was 37 - years - old.

When I wrote my first book in third grade, The Three Wishes and my first poem, The Room at 17 years of age following the end of an abusive relationship, it was not my desire to become the next Toni Morrison or the next Nikki Giovanni.

These are alarming statistics, particularly when 94 % of Canadians believe a woman should not stay in an abusive relationship for the sake of the kids.

So really a good tip for you whether it's just in Word or Outlook or any program that you're using, spend a few minutes under File Options looking at all of the different options that you have turning features on and off and enhancing your use with these tools because a lot of people say to me all the time, «I hate when Word does that» and I think, wow, you are in an abusive relationship because that program is owning you, and if you just spend a few minutes going into those tools options you can turn a lot of that off.

When these relationships are abusive, threatening, chronically neglectful, or otherwise psychologically harmful, they are a potent risk factor for the development of early mental health problems.

Two recent examples of highly readable books on battering men and battering relationships, authored by respected researchers in the field, are Donald G. Dutton, THE BATTERER (Basic Books, New York 1995), and Neil S. Jacobson and John M. Gottman, WHEN MEN BATTER WOMEN: NEW INSIGHTS INTO ENDING ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS (Simon & Schuster, Nerelationships, authored by respected researchers in the field, are Donald G. Dutton, THE BATTERER (Basic Books, New York 1995), and Neil S. Jacobson and John M. Gottman, WHEN MEN BATTER WOMEN: NEW INSIGHTS INTO ENDING ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS (Simon & Schuster, NeRELATIONSHIPS (Simon & Schuster, New York 1998).

To help birth registrars better discern when relationship violence is present, it may be useful to recognize the signals associated with the likelihood of an abusive relationship.

When they are on the verge of getting out, why do victims of violence return to abusive relationships?

There are resources in Washington and the Seattle area that you can use to break free of an abusive marriage or relationship, get assistance with housing or finances, and seek counseling when you feel that you or your children are stretched past your emotional limits.

Therapists have long referred to the three «A's» of divorce as legitimate reasons to consider ending a relationship when the behavior of one's partner is clearly destructive, abusive, or there is no reason to believe it will improve.

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In describing DV as «a dynamic between parents» (p. 8), and making statements such as when «parents are entangled in an abusive relationship» (p. 12), «when there is violence at home» (p. 8), and «violence or abuse in the parents» relationship» (p. 9), rather than discussing abusers who batter their partners, most mental health professionals doing custody evaluations, mediation or otherwise involved in custody disputes, who have been schooled in the family systems dynamic, will continue to see the problem as involving the dysfunction of both parents.