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  1. Hello everyone.
  2. Um So we're gonna be talking about domestic violence and
  3. the stigma around um First offices statistic um 1 4
  4. women and one in seven men will experience physical violence
  5. but their partner at some point in their lifetime.
  6. What is it?
  7. Um Domestic violence is physical or sexual violence on physiological
  8. aggression and we're stocking physical aggression, verbal or nonverbal communication.
  9. We used to harm mentally or emotionally or to exert
  10. control physical violence.
  11. The intentional use of physical force.
  12. Um sexual violence, sexual act that is committed or attempted
  13. without consent from the other individual.
  14. Also reminder that abusers don't abuse every day fucking um
  15. patterns are repeated unwanted attention and contact that causes fear
  16. for that person or someone close to them.
  17. Okay, what is the stigma around PTSD?
  18. Um in domestic violence cases?
  19. Um some components of stigma around PTSD or victim blaming
  20. discrimination, shame, isolation and loss of status.
  21. So what is the victim blaming victim blaming is when
  22. people or society entirely or partially blame a victim for
  23. what happened to them?
  24. Discrimination. Um Is the stereotype of bias of, well, stereo
  25. type and bias and beliefs of what PTSD would look
  26. like. Usually this focuses on short term intense violence like
  27. war or um fatal car crashes.
  28. In reality.
  29. This could be long term abuse.
  30. Um, the physical fight, anything that causes an immense amount
  31. of emotional fear.
  32. Um, the six minutes around PTSD only combat veterans get
  33. PTSD. Anyone who is exposed to traumatic events can get
  34. PTSD. That's not necessarily true.
  35. Some people don't.
  36. Um and people who get PTSD or weak PTSD isn't
  37. a big deal.
  38. There are, there aren't any available treatments for PTSD and
  39. PTSD is strictly personal issue.
  40. Um, Clearly all these are wrong.
  41. Um, Shame Shaming is a 10th negative emotions like guilt
  42. and embarrassment.
  43. That leads secrecy.
  44. Isolation is the separation of people as a result of
  45. an abusive partner.
  46. Also, status is the losing connections and power within communities,
  47. making it harder for these people to get out of
  48. abusive relationships.
  49. Okay, so where are some solutions?
  50. Um, that can help someone with PTSD and domestic violence?
  51. Um, acceptance except instead of blame.
  52. Listen without judgment and focus on their own point of
  53. view, educate, educate.
  54. Instead of discriminate, learn about PTSD abuse signs, symptoms and
  55. false information.
  56. Support support rather than shame.
  57. Let them know that you are there for them and
  58. can go to you for help conclusion, um including stuff
  59. isolated, invite the victim of for coffee movie, anything to
  60. make you feel good, support their goals.
  61. Um helps people who are domestic violence abuse victims, um,
  62. gain some status.
  63. Help them achieve goals supporting them.
  64. Or for instance, this is like supporting them, applying for
  65. college or getting a better paying job or share any
  66. business. And here are the references, more information that you
  67. can get to learn more about domestic grounds.
  68. Thank you.