Battered Women in Rural America

Sally L. Navin · Robert Stockum · Julie Campbell-Ruggaard

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Battered women in rural America are a neglected population. This article addresses the plight of these women and points to the unique sociological factors and religious beliefs that make them a difficult group to reach. Implications for counselor education programming are presented.

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1989Feminist Perspectives on Wife Abuse 1982Women and Male Violence: The Visions and Struggles of the Battered Women's Movement 1985The Battered Woman Syndrome 1989Psychology and violence against women.1982Wife's Marital Dependency and Wife Abuse 1982Handbook of rural community mental health 1982Problem‐solving skills of rural battered women 1987COUNSELING BATTERED WOMEN FROM FUNDAMENTALIST CHURCHES*

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