Battered Women: A Developmental Life‐Career Counseling Perspective

Farah A. Ibrahim · Edwin L. Herr

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Career Development and Diversity Intimate Partner and Family Violence Counseling Practices and Supervision

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The authors describe a career counseling strategy based on specific psychosocial characteristics of battered women. The approach is developmental in nature, focusing on the client's self‐concept. A group format based on a pilot intervention is proposed to assist battered women in developing appropriate life and career decision‐making skills.

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