Research on NFL Players’ Brains Might Help Survivors of Domestic Violence in Chicago
Posted on April 20, 2018By: Alison Bowen CHICAGO, IL – LaTasha Unseld was nervous, but she wanted to read the 5,283 words she’d written. And she would not let Continue Reading »
Strangulation Cases Are Taken Seriously
Posted on April 13, 2018By: The Daily Press ESCANABA, MI — Strangulation in intimate partner violence is nothing new, however, strangulation has more recently become recognized for the danger Continue Reading »
Kansas Organization Hosts Training Centered on New Strangulation Law
Posted on April 10, 2018By: Katie Moore TOPEKA, KS – More than 130 people learned how to recognize signs of strangulation and advocate for victims during a training event Continue Reading »
The Disturbing Connection Between Mass Shootings and Domestic Violence
Posted on March 24, 2018By: S. Wayne Carter Jr. WESTMINSTER, MD – Earlier this week, I have was having a conversation with a Carroll County woman who told me Continue Reading »
What Parents Need to Know About the Choking Game
Posted on March 21, 2018By: Michelle Woo Some call it the “good kids’ high.” Children and teens are playing the so-called “choking game”—an activity in which they strangle themselves Continue Reading »
