Maria Shilaos, KSL Newsradio
Maria Shilaos, KSL Newsradio
Victims of domestic violence get help amid Covid-19 #4
Victims of domestic violence get help amid Covid-19 #4
Victims of domestic violence get help amid Covid-19 #4
Sunday 28th June 2020
Discover how YCC of Ogden supports domestic violence survivors during Covid-19. Tune into 'Healthy Mind Matters' for practical advice and hopeful messages.
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Get the buttons here!Supporting Domestic Violence Survivors During Covid-19: Insights from YCC of Ogden
We believe you, we care about you, you deserve to be happy, you deserve to be safe, and so do your children. And there is a way that you can find those things in your life, and we're going to help you do that.
The pandemic has been tough on everyone, but for survivors of domestic violence, it's been especially harrowing. In this episode of 'Healthy Mind Matters', host Maria Shilaos dives into the pressing issue of interpersonal violence during Covid-19. Joined by Danette Stanger and Mindy Haddock from the YCC of Ogden, the conversation sheds light on the unique challenges survivors face in these times and emphasizes the importance of seeking help, even amidst a pandemic.
Danette and Mindy share practical advice on recognizing signs of abuse and supporting survivors. They discuss the complex nature of trauma bonds that often keep individuals trapped in abusive relationships, making it hard for them to leave. Their insights are not just theoretical; they provide real-world strategies for listening non-judgmentally, respecting survivors' decisions, and connecting them to vital services.
One standout moment in the episode is Mindy's heartfelt message: 'We believe you, we care about you, you deserve to be happy, you deserve to be safe, and so do your children. And there is a way that you can find those things in your life, and we're going to help you do that'. It's a powerful reminder that hope and support are available, even in the darkest times.
The episode also highlights the essential services provided by YCC of Ogden and how the community can play a role in supporting these efforts. Whether you're a survivor looking for help or someone wanting to make a difference, this episode offers valuable insights and a hopeful outlook for a safer future.