Exploring How Cultural Traditions Impact Domestic Violence: Perspectives on intimate partner violence (IPV), norms and expectations, stigma, silence, and breaking the cycle.
Randi's House of Angels (RHOA) Podcast
From Victim to Victor: The Resilience Revolution
RHOA Podcast Season 2, Episode 5: From Victim to Victor: The Resilience Revolution – Defining Resilience, Overcoming Challenges, Support Systems, Tools for Resilience
More Than a Crush: Understanding Teen Dating Violence
More Than a Crush: Understanding Teen Dating Violence – ecognizing Warning Signs: Red Flags, Factors Contributing to Teen Dating Violence, Prevention and Education.
When Love is Love and Violence is Not: How to Navigate Domestic Violence in LGBTQ+ Relationships
Understanding the Unique Challenges: Intersectionality in LGBTQ+ IPV, Stereotypes and Stigma, Barriers to Seeking Help
What is the relationship between Domestic Violence and Pet Abuse?
Link Between Pet Abuse and IPV, Impact on Victims and Pets, Support for Pet-Owning Victims, Legislation and Policies
Silent Epidemic: Understanding the Link Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness
Intersectionality and Vulnerability, Barriers to Seeking Help, Trauma-Informed Care, Innovative Solutions
Wrap Up and Take Aways Podcasts
Hosts of the podcast recap their favorite moments during season one, including red flags of domestic violence, positive take-aways, and services that victims can utilize.
What is the impact of IPV on Children?
The impact of domestic violence regarding age, long-term, relationships – mother, father, siblings, future intimate partner, etc.
Do people successfully leave their abuser?
RHOA Podcast Episode 6: Do people successfully leave their abuser? A Story from a courageous survivor.
How can I support someone who is in an unhealthy relationship?
Today we are discussing ways to support and empower the target of the abuse (e.g., consistently validate the person’s feelings, point out their strengths and accomplishments, support targets of abuse to believe in themselves, show empathy), be there and connect, and keep reflecting back to the abused person all of the positive qualities you see in them, keep believing that they will get free, ask how you can help, and providing Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) resources
