Redefining Identity: Domestic Violence and Transition with Rachel Louise Snyder
Transition is this notion where there's a shift in what holds value or meaning to us. Well, that category is a different category than what you're asking about. Her husband- and you know rocky is the father- has a right to them, so she can't just up and flee, move out of state.
Ever wondered how domestic violence shapes our sense of self? In this episode of 'Destination Unknown: A Field Guide', host Linda Rossetti sits down with Rachel Louise Snyder, the acclaimed author of 'No Visible Bruises: What We Don't Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us'. Together, they unravel the complex web of emotional abuse, power dynamics, and the profound impact these have on one's identity during times of transition.
Rachel's unique insights challenge traditional gender roles in domestic violence, urging us to rethink how we view and address this pervasive issue. They dive deep into how domestic violence isn't just about physical harm but also about the insidious emotional scars that shape our identities. The conversation also explores alternative ways to hold abusers accountable without solely relying on incarceration.
This episode is a compelling listen for anyone seeking to understand the multifaceted nature of domestic violence and its ripple effects on personal identity. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that might just change how you see yourself and others.