VIOLENT Behaviour: SAFETY Part 2

Some books and websites offering psychological and sociological insights into behaviour that can become violent or dangerous.

Videos on this channel are for survivors of various kinds seeking help or information to follow up.

There are 4 Safety videos:
Internet & Personal Safety Online & Off for Young and Older People;
Safety Tips - Phone a Friend: Better the friend you know than the devil you don't!
Extreme or Violent Behaviour - Safety;
Bullying, Stalking, Coercion, Violence;

Also see 'If you are Violent' on cynthialysis channel;

Violent relationships may lead to violent actions. People can watch out for warning signs and work out the best course of action for them to be safe.

Books are listed in the video - pause anywhere you need to for extra time. Searching on Google or Amazon will give some background to the thinking behind the books, and also to alternative material for a broader view.

People in violent or abusive relationships often think it is their fault, or something they have done, or that it doesn't happen to other people. Books and research from a wider perspective demonstrate that there are likely to be a number of factors involved, and not only at a personal level.

ANGER

'Beating Anger': Where your anger comes from, How to recognise your type of anger, the four key triggers of anger' by Mike Fisher

'Managing Anger' by Gael Lindenfield

'Releasing Anger' by Liz Adamson

Factors in Violence for those who are sometimes violent

STRESS & HEALTH

'Teach Yourself: Managing Stress' by Terry Looker & Olga Gregson

'Stress Management 10 Minute Guide' by Jeff Davidson

'Thrive on Stress' by Jan Sutton

'Living with Stress' by Cary L Cooper, Rachel D Cooper, Lynn M Baker

'Stress, Cognition & Health' by Tony Cassidy

'Parents Who Kill' by Carole Anne Davis - includes Resources to help parents understand

TRAUMA 8 POST TRAUMA STRESS

'Coping with Life's Traumas' by Gladeana McMahon

'Post Trauma Stress - a Personal Guide for dealing with and recovering from post-trauma stress' by Frank Parkinson

There is a booklist on Violence at
http://whorls.angelfire.com/factorsinviolence.html

Tansal Abuse & Rights pages for Domestic Violence, Bullying, Abuse Survivors http://www.tansal.org.uk/violencecoercive.html

Human Rights & Miscarriages of Justice: http://www.tansal.org.uk/humanrights.html

Safety page at http://www.docmatrix.me.uk/safety.html

Survivorway channel supports LET'S REDUCE ABUSE:
http://www.docmatrix.me.uk/reduceabuse.html

Category:

Education

Tags:

• violence
• anger
• stress
• trauma
• domestic violence
• coercion
• bullying
• emotions
• control
• controlling
• control freaks
• crime
• criminology
• forensic psychology
• sociology