On the podcast’s final episode of Season 2, Nancy Chavez, Sherry Peters, Paul Miller, and Dr. Ellen Smith reflect on the season that was. In the episode, the group takes a look back at memorable guests, crucial information in the fight against domestic violence, and share important resources for individuals who may need assistance.
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Exploring How Cultural Traditions Impact Domestic Violence
Exploring How Cultural Traditions Impact Domestic Violence: Perspectives on intimate partner violence (IPV), norms and expectations, stigma, silence, and breaking the cycle.
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.
RHOA Podcast Season 2 Episode 3 is live!
Season 2, Episode 3: When Love is Love and Violence is Not: How to Navigate Domestic Violence in LGBTQ+ Relationships Scheduled: August 26, 2024 Content: Understanding the Unique Challenges: Intersectionality in LGBTQ+ IPV, Stereotypes and Stigma, Barriers to Seeking Help Facilitator: Dr. Ellen Smith Guest: Dr. Jayleen Galarza, Shippensburg University
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
RHOA Podcast Episode 4, Part 2 is now available!
Episode 4: Why didn’t they leave? Exploring the reasons why people stay in unhealthy relationships. What abusers do to keep them from leaving. (Part 2) Published: December 11, 2023 Content: What made you stay? What were some of the emotions and thoughts you experienced? Facilitator: Dr. Ellen Smith Guests: Barb Roddin (Domestic
Exploring the reasons why people stay in unhealthy relationships. (Part 2)
Barbara Roddin, wife, mother of three children and a grandmother. She will share her experience as a domestic abuse survivor. She will share how she became a widow at 30 years old. Her marriage of 16 years to an abuser; the ongoing harassment and stalking, filing a PFA, taking part in several court hearings over child custody, child support, and the mental abuse of her children.
RHOA Podcast Episode 4, Part 1 is now available!
Episode 4: Why didn’t they leave? Exploring the reasons why people stay in unhealthy relationships. What do abusers do to keep them from leaving? (Part 1) Published: November 27, 2023 Content: What did you experience? What triggered you to leave? What did you learn about your sister after she was
