‘Can I find love after domestic violence?’ Victims in an abusive relationship oftentimes feel hopeless. But hope is not lost. Elizabeth Aldreson, therapist at DASAS, explores the hope that comes with healthy relationships after domestic violence.

The inspiration for I'm Not In An Abusive Relationship came from a speech Michele, a survivor speaking at a DASAS event, gave. Hear her story in this episode.

How does DASAS serve groups including the LGBTQ+ community, Black community, LatinX and others considered marginalized? Hear from the DASAS panel in this episode.

Dr. Sheena Howard recently published a novel, Nina’s Whisper, that untangles the psychology of abuse. However, the book is rare and unique because it tackles same-sex domestic abuse.

Domestic violence intervention programs exist to help abusers. In many states they're called Intimate Partner Abuse Education Programs (IPAEP). Learn what help is available.

The scariest time for many victims of domestic abuse is when they decide to leave. In this episode, Claudia talks with Deborah Hackworth and Elizabeth Alderson about the reality of lethality in domestic violence, including tips for victims.