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Why We Must Start Talking About Abuse with Diane Williams, LCSW
Why does talking about abuse make us so uncomfortable? Is it difficult for us to think that our loved ones might be harming another person? Or maybe we don't how to talk to someone experiencing abuse. Either way, it can be difficult to have conversations about abuse but that is also exactly why we must start talking about it.
In this first episode of Unsilenced: Real Conversations About Abuse, Diane Williams, the President and CEO of JBWS, explores why we don't talk about abuse, the shame that often accompanies experiencing abuse, and how we can start having these conversations. The only way we will be able to end abuse is by breaking this culture of silence. Domestic violence does not have to be a shameful secret.
Content:
(0:00) Introduction
(2:08) What is Domestic Violence?
(4:13) Who Experiences Abuse?
(5:41) JBWS' History
(8:33) How Does Domestic Violence Grow in Silence
(15:25) How Can I Help A Friend Experiencing Abuse
(18:06) Barriers to Seeking Assistance
(25:02) Closing Thoughts
(26:48) About JBWS & Services
About JBWS, Services, and Resources: If you are in an unhealthy relationship and live or work in Morris County, New Jersey then JBWS is here for you. Call our 24-Hour Helpline at 1.877.782.2873. Deaf/Hard of Hearing: Text (973) 314-4192. If you do not live or work in Morris County but are experiencing abuse, please call the National National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or visit https://www.thehotline.org/ for live chat and text options. Unsilenced: Real Conversations About Abuse is produced by JBWS, a domestic violence agency serving Morris County, New Jersey. If you're interested in learning more about JBWS, please visit jbws.org.Intro and outro music created by Billy Morris!
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By JBWS / MC RobinsonWhy does talking about abuse make us so uncomfortable? Is it difficult for us to think that our loved ones might be harming another person? Or maybe we don't how to talk to someone experiencing abuse. Either way, it can be difficult to have conversations about abuse but that is also exactly why we must start talking about it.
In this first episode of Unsilenced: Real Conversations About Abuse, Diane Williams, the President and CEO of JBWS, explores why we don't talk about abuse, the shame that often accompanies experiencing abuse, and how we can start having these conversations. The only way we will be able to end abuse is by breaking this culture of silence. Domestic violence does not have to be a shameful secret.
Content:
(0:00) Introduction
(2:08) What is Domestic Violence?
(4:13) Who Experiences Abuse?
(5:41) JBWS' History
(8:33) How Does Domestic Violence Grow in Silence
(15:25) How Can I Help A Friend Experiencing Abuse
(18:06) Barriers to Seeking Assistance
(25:02) Closing Thoughts
(26:48) About JBWS & Services
About JBWS, Services, and Resources: If you are in an unhealthy relationship and live or work in Morris County, New Jersey then JBWS is here for you. Call our 24-Hour Helpline at 1.877.782.2873. Deaf/Hard of Hearing: Text (973) 314-4192. If you do not live or work in Morris County but are experiencing abuse, please call the National National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or visit https://www.thehotline.org/ for live chat and text options. Unsilenced: Real Conversations About Abuse is produced by JBWS, a domestic violence agency serving Morris County, New Jersey. If you're interested in learning more about JBWS, please visit jbws.org.Intro and outro music created by Billy Morris!