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Why She Stays or Goes Back

She may stay because she fears losing custody of the children.

He has told her that he would never let her have the children. He may have beaten her down emotionally to the point that she has lost confidence in her parenting skills, and he has been undermining her as a parent with the children to reinforce the notion. He tells her regularly that she is a bad parent and that she will never win a custody dispute. Once again, this is an issue only because he is abusive and violent. 

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Why She Stays List Available For Download
Sunday, 29 March 2009 16:47

Since inception, this aavipnet site has randomly presented short capsulized notes addressing the reasons domestic violence victims often stay with or return to their abusers.  Now, the entire list of more than 40 items is available for download in our Download Section.

To access this download, choose "Downloads" from the main menu, and then select the "General Domestic Violence" category.  Finally, select the file "Barriers That Prevent DV Victims From Leaving".

This file is provided in PDF format, so you will need an appropriate file viewer such as Adobe Reader, which may be freely downloaded here.

 
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Monday, 24 September 2007 23:58

Presented by the Alabama Association of Violence Intervention Programs

The Alabama Association of Violence Intervention Programs was founded in 1997 as a Non-Profit, 501(c)3 organization for the following purposes:

  • To maintain and improve the quality of intervention programs for perpetrators of violence in Alabama
  • To help establish intervention programs for adults and adolescents within the state where none currently exist
  • To provide education, mutual feedback, and the enhancement of working relationships among agencies
  • To reduce violence and assist Alabama in establishing and maintaining standards statewide, based on the predominant findings of current research.

We present this site to inform the public about our Association, opportunities for training pertinent to domestic violence perpetrator intervention, the Alabama Standards for programs providing perpetrator intervention, as well as other material that may from time to time benefit those who have an interest in ending violence against women.
 
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