Tina Royles

There are lots of organisations who are there to help with domestic violence and abuse, however when you are faced with it, it can be very difficult to establish who is the most appropriate organisation to go to for help. It gets too confusing, and often too overwhelming for those suffering, and as a result they don't feel they can reach out for help. They feel lost and alone. You Are Not Alone provides information on some of these key organisations so someone experiencing domestic violence can see you would be the appropriate organisation to help them, potentially alleviating some of the fear and uncertainty.

How can it affect me and others around mess part of the WHEN THE APPLE OF YOUR EYE IS ROTTEN AT THE CORE ULTIMATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMME...Understanding Domestic Violence. It can also be used as a stand alone resource. When you suffer the devastating effects of domestic violence, you lose your confidence, your self esteem, you become a shadow of your former self. You live an existing life, full of fear, full of shame and guilt. If you find the strength and courage to leave, there is the potential to retain an element of vulnerability; which controlling people become attracted to, and thus starts the next vicious cycle of violence and abuse. With appropriate information, education, and knowledge you will be able to arm yourself with the tools and techniques to rebuild your life, and your loved ones; or if you have clients that have suffered you will be in a more informed position to offer support, information and make a difference.

What is Domestic Violence is part of the WHEN THE APPLE OF YOUR EYE IS ROTTEN AT THE CORE ULTIMATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMME...Understanding Domestic Violence. It can also be used as a stand alone resource. Domestic violence is a complex issue, it is often difficult to not only understand the nature of it, but to comprehend the emotional and psychological connection that keeps some locked in this cycle of violence and abuse. Tina Royles is a domestic violence expert, and a relationship specialist with over 20 years working in this area of expertise. Tina provides information within this material to help you gain more clarity and understanding. With the appropriate information, education, and knowledge, if you have suffered from the impact of domestic violence you will be able to arm yourself with the tools and techniques to rebuild your life, and your loved ones; or if you have clients that have suffered you will be in a more informed position to offer support, information and make a difference.

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Most of us want to be in a loving and secure relationship, yet sadly for many of us this doesn't happen. Instead there is the potential to become involved in, or immersed into a difficult, violent and abusive relationship. When either yourself or someone you know needs help, what you need is more clarity not confusion.Using insights from my knowledge, experience, story and passion, built up over twenty years in both a professional and personal capacity, I hope that you will be left in a more informed position to make the appropriate choices for you or your loved ones, and that I am able to help make that difference.