There’s one area in Britain where domestic violence against men is much higher than against women

By Mirror 01/25/2016

“… Nationwide, the majority of fatal domestic abuse cases are killings by current or former partners, including heterosexual and homosexual couples. But the figures also include family members such as siblings and parents – in accordance with the government’s definition of domestic abuse. …”

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Therapy that uses storytelling may be key to fighting trauma from bullying, family violence among teenagers

By University at Buffalo 01/25/2016

“… In search of a less expensive, yet effective, form of therapy, a new study led by University at Buffalo behavioral health researcher Ellen Volpe will investigate the effectiveness of narrative exposure therapy (NET) at treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and substance abuse among adolescents who have experienced multiple traumas. …”

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There are parts of Britain where more men are killed by women in domestic violence

By Metro 01/25/2016

“… Male victims of domestic violence are being urged to report their suffering following a rise in the number of men killed by women in the home. …”

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Op-Ed: Let’s end child abuse and neglect

By The Sheridan Press 01/23/2016

“… No one should simply shake their head and sadly lament the horrific story of child neglect that has rocked our community this past week. Instead of passive despair, let this tragic incident serve as a galvanizing call to action for us all to commit to ending child neglect abuse and securing the safety and future of every child in Sheridan County. …”

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Dallas’ Family Place plans to open first Texas shelter for battered men

By The Dallas Morning News 01/19/2016

“… Dallas family violence cases increased by 7 percent last year. But the most stark rise at one local shelter was in the number of battered men needing a temporary place to stay. …”

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