Mia's Abuse Case Study

Living life within a dysfunctional family and living within a dysfunctional community that had little trust in societal protections left Precious without many normal safeguards that might have prevented some of the years of abuse that she endured. Awareness of Precious’ first pregnancy at the age of twelve, her morbid obesity, her violent outbursts and her inability to read or write were all reasonable cause to suspect that Precious may have been subjected to abuse, neglect.

Barbie Harris is a 50 year old female who came into our shelter this morning. In our initial intake and interview this writer can see that Barbie has brought her only belongs: some clothes, blankets, hygiene products, and her prescriptions. Barbie states that most nights she tries to stay at one of her 3 close friends house, however they have families so she does not stay long (Summers, 2012, p. 245). Other than those nights Barbie states she travels from shelter to shelter, at times sleeping on the cold hard ground. In discussing Barbie’s employment history this writer learns she has been unable to work due to issues with her mental health. Up until coming to the shelter today Barbie has been picking up bottles on Calgary streets to pay for

In the case of Angelique Lyn Lavelle was acquitted by the jury. I believe she was guilty of the crime even though her partner abused her and as testified in the case by Dr. Shane that was hired by the defense stated that Lavelle was characterized as a battered women based on his experience. To some extent this is true however, we have learned that sometimes that battered women are ashamed to tell others of their abuse and sometimes they are so much in love with that person that they keep going back to them

Still more accusations surface over the abuse Amber heard endured while being married to Johnny Depp. The things she claims that Johnny did to her seem to grow bigger and more outlandish as time goes on, according to Radar Online, June 2, 2016. This time, Amber accused Johnny of holding a pillow over her head as he tried to suffocate her.

In all cases of abuse priority must be given to ensuring the safety and care of the vulnerable individual. Listen carefully to what you have be told and even it sounds fanciful do not dismiss it. Reassure the abused person, try to understand what may have happened, but do not interrogate the person or suggest you do not believe

Six years prior to Lauren’s rescuing, the young girl encountered obscene abuse from her mother and stepfather. Barbara and her husband, Kenneth, left her malnourished, and sexually abused by themselves,

In the interview, I asked Amanda to tell me a story about an individual who came from the life of prostitution and reached out for help from Safe Embrace. She told me the story of a victim who didn’t even identify herself as being a victim at first. Safe Embrace helped her not only realize she was a victim and that she could absolutely benefit from the services they provided but also they helped her in testifying against her pimp. They helped prepare her for not only the court procedural aspects that she would have to endure but also any psychological repercussions that testifying could bring about. She did very well throughout that process and was successful in being a member of Safe Embrace’s emergency housing program. She got her kids back and entered an apartment that she is currently thriving in. This individual is a success story of theirs and even through all the experiences she had when first

No girl would ever imagine being homeless at seventeen years old. Well, Jane Coleman couldn’t wait to get out of her explosive home because being homeless would be much better than having to live with her mother and her boyfriend. Jane’s mother met Mike at a bar down the street in Jersey City, New Jersey. Mike lived with the Coleman family after two months of them dating. After a week, Jane learned Mike was an awful drunk. He got violent, and his eyes seemed as if there were no life in them. Mike started abusing Jane’s mother. Jane tried to tell her mother to leave him, but she couldn’t because they needed his income.

After reviewing Jane’s court record I felt angry. I witness domestic violence growing up and I know the side effects of that abused. I know that being a victim of domestic violence can cause mental health problems, stress and bad judgment. For Jane story, her abused cause her to act out and find an escape from her torture. Her actions were not the right ones but she suffer in silence for 29 years. I would you used her case and trauma history to educated victims of domestic violence. Expressed to the victims that they are not alone in the fight and how the abuse can have consequences. I would also advocated that nobody deserves to be treated bad, abuse, or torture.

Also, her abuse as a child, by her children's father injuries from him and her physical disabilities had lead her to suffering with mental illness as well.She entered the shelter after she had enough and is continuing to go forward with leading her life with out her children father and dealing with her mental issues of abuse as a

Throughout this work I will relate to a case study. I will provide a definition of abuse using both sociological and psychological perspectives to contribute to our understanding of the causes of abuse. I will define the types, indicators, signs and symptoms of abuse and its impact on families and individuals, identifying factors relevant to the case study, recognising and explaining current legislation making reference to Government reports/inquiries and research into failures to protect from harm and abuse. I will consider the policies and procedures that my work place use and I will identify some statutory and voluntary agencies and their roles in supporting those affected by abuse, relating specifically to the abuse of children.

I think if I was in a situation where I had a friend that was not a relative that was abusing alcohol I would first approach it indirectly. I would bring up someone that was a recovering alcoholic and the steps that they took to overcome the challenge. I would gave their reaction to this topic and see how open they were to talking about alcoholism. Since this person is my friend I would continue to be very delicate with my approach. If the friend seemed open to the idea that they may be struggling with a problem and appeared to want help I would recommend options. These would include limiting places where the consumption of alcohol is an option. Locating meetings, and recommending therapist and sponsors to my friend. I would leave the issue

REPORTER: The reporter/ neighbor (Joseph) called to report Abuse for the victim, Norma Jean. Norma Jean is disabled, and she receives social security; she can perform her daily ADL’s. According to Joseph, Joshua (husband) calls the victim names and threatens her (“24/7”) the victim “he was going to kill her, the family, track her down, and kill himself” (unknown when). Joshua through a cup coffee cup (with coffee inside) at the victim because she wanted to go see her children at her sister’s home (“visitation w/DHS”), Joshua was jealous. There were bruises on her arm that took about 3 weeks to heal, according to the reporter. Last month (didn’t specify), Joshua bit the victim on her back (unknown marks/bruises). The reporter said Joshua “demands

The tendency to portray women as the victim in an abusive relationship is due to the false belief that all women are weak and submissive. Although women, on average, are weaker than men, that doesn’t necessarily mean that they always are just weak. And obviously not all people fit stereotypes.

In this article, researchers focus on assessing the extent types of abuse among women aged 60 and older, describing their experience with different and repeated types of abuse, and knowing how far this abuse could affect their health. The researchers’ method was a telephone survey and the questions were about type and frequency of abuse, and a report about their health status and conditions. According to the findings, it was found that approximately half of the women had experienced at least one type of abuse whether psychological, physical, or sexual since turning 55 years old. Multiple types of abuse was experienced by other women. Some abused women were able to report more health conditions than those who were not abused. It is important