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Testimonial from the April 18-20, 2016, Creating a Process of Change for Men Who Batter - Comprehensive training held in Duluth, MN.

Testimonial from the April 18-20, 2016, Creating a Process of Change for Men Who Batter - Comprehensive training held in Duluth, MN.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains how physical and sexual violence or the threat of such violence helps batterers keep control within an abusive relationship. He also suggests that we need to think about physical and sexual violence on a continuum and that violence and dominance do not stop at the bedroom door.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains how batterers use their own children to get what they want from the children’s mother.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains the Power and Control Wheel and the different tactics batterers use.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains how perpetrators minimize how bad the violence is, deny that what they are doing is violence, and blame their victim for the abuse.

Batterer Intervention Specialist discusses male privilege and how men who batter believe they are superior to women and have the right to control their wife or girlfriend.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains how batterers physically and socially isolate their victims in order to keep power and control.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains how batterers use intimidation to get what they want, and how intimidation affects parenting.

Batterer Intervention Specialist discusses how common emotional abuse is and how name-calling, put-downs and constant criticism impact a domestic violence victim.

Batterer Intervention Specialist discusses how batterers often take control of all household money and financial decisions in order to isolate and control their wife or girlfriend.

Batterer Intervention Specialist explains how batterers coerce and threaten their victims to get what they want.

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