Leaving Abusive Partners: From the Scars of Survival to the Wisdom for Change

Catherine Kirkwood

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Introduction The Face of a 'Battered Woman' Traditional Approaches to Understanding Woman Abuse Towards a New Perspective Women's Experiences of Emotional Abuse Emotional Abuse and the Dynamics of Control Obstacles to Securing Independence The Impact of Abuse and the Context in which Formerly Abused Women Seek Healing Victims and Survivors Concepts and Issues Central to Women's Action for Change Conclusion

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