Dismantling Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is an epidemic that impacts all of us in some way, shape or from. We may have been desensitized to it because of overexposure on TV, turned our heads from it when we saw it on the face of a co-worker, dealt with the aftermath of it through the behavior of the children in our classrooms, or endured it directly within the walls of our own homes. Demographically, no one is immune to it – women, men, young, old, rich, poor, conservative, liberal, highly educated, or not educated at all. Even if domestic violence is not a part of your household, you can be sure that it is for someone you know and love, someone you work with, or someone in your neighborhood. We all need to be aware and we can all play a part in putting an end to the abuse in someone’s life.

Dr. Pamela is joined by two fighters, advocates, and experts on domestic violence who share their stories and shed light on this important issue: Ms. Jenn Doe, trainer for the Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance and Ms. Paula Foster, author and founder of Fostering Hearts Foundation. They'll be discussing post-partum depression, Stockholm Syndrome, violence against men, and so much more.