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Also, the goal is to help to understand which approach might suit best the client depending on their needs and specific situations. These therapies are found to be truly helpful for victims, but to fully understand the effectiveness of these programs is imperative to have knowledge of how they truly function (Walker, L. 1994). Both client-centered approach and existential therapy are considered to have a positive impact on victim’s life by improving the victim’s self-awareness, self-trust and forward evolution (Schneider, H. 1982). Client centered Approach In general, Sexual assault
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DIn recent years a coercive criminal justice policy has been promoted as the appropriate response to control and deter perpetrators of domestic violence. However, recent literature and research on domestic violence has questioned the underlying assumption that the criminal justice system is always the most effective and appropriate response to domestic violence (Steward, 2001, pg. 448). In this essay the notion of domestic violence will be discussed, and what implementations as a result of the criminal justice system response have been introduce to address and therefore eliminate the problem of domestic violence within society. This point of the article will focused on how the criminal justice system response to domestic violence and will also discuss the strengths and weakness of this response to domestic violence.
Domestic Abuse / The Homeless Marie Ribail Domestic violence is defined as emotionally and/or physically controlling an intimate partner, often involving tactics such as physical assault, stalking, and sexual assault (Domesticviolence.org). Approximately one out of every four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime and 1.3 million women are victims of domestic violence each year. Victims of domestic violence lost about 8 million days of paid work because of the violence that they experienced. 4.1 million dollars is spent directly to on mental health and medical services for domestic violence victims (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence). Considering the cost and prevalence, as well as the direct relationship between housing and domestic violence, a majority of homeless women are victims of domestic violence.
Their symptoms will also be identified. Then the Unit 2 IP will go into detail on the date rape victim/offender relationship, such as; how they are viewed by their perpetrators, problems with prosecuting date rape, and how jurors and society view date rapes. Victim Advocacy UCR The UCR (Uniformed Crime Reporting) Program started in 1929 (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2012, para 1). It was created by the International Association of Chiefs of Police for the purpose of having reliable information of crime statistics available for everyone (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2012, para 1). According to the UCR in 2011, there were about 83,425 forcible rapes reported (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2012, para 2).
Since the recognition of domestic violence as a prevalent issue, a multitude of studies and research has taken place in order to gain some insight into the complicated issue of domestic violence (Parliament Australia, 2006). American studies have shown that 2-4 million women are physically abused as a result of domestic violence perpetrated by a male partner each year and 800,000 men were victims of female partner abuse, while 74 percent of American's acknowledged knowing someone who previously had been or presently is a victim of domestic violence (Dryden-Edwards, n.d.).
Running Head: Homelessness and Mental Illness Homelessness and Mental Illness August 6, 2010 Abstract There are well over a million homeless people in Western Europe and North America, but reliable estimates of the prevalence of major mental disorders among this population are lacking. The solutions needed are likely to vary considerably by type of disorder, despite commonalities in some of the serious consequences such as victimization, criminality, suicide, and death from other causes. Homelessness among people living with psychotic disorders, for instance, is often linked to deinstitutionalization in Western countries, although the analysis of the apparent failure of community care does not support a causal role (Leff, 2004).
Tragedy and Triumphs of Domestic Violence Jennifer COM 220 Research Writing August 22, 2010 Richard Franchetti We are all aware of the many forms of domestic abuse across the world. Many of us don’t realize that men are abused equally as much as women because hear only about women who are physically abused. Other forms of abuse include mental/emotional, economical, sexual, verbal, and isolation. Statistics show that there is some form of domestic abuse or domestic violence occurring in one out of two marriages or partnerships and about 90% of children are in a nearby room causing them to suffer from emotional and or behavioral problems. Studies show this causes the cycle of domestic violence to continue throughout their adult lives.