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Category Archives: Domestic Violence

How Teen Dating Violence Changed This Family’s Life Forever

Carey Pena Reports, Domestic ViolenceBy IM360 StaffJuly 23, 2016

When tragedies happen, we have to make a choice. We can crumble. Or we can persevere. Bobbi Sudberry decided to persevere. It wasn’t easy. She suffered one of the worst tragedies imaginable. In 2008, Sudberry’s 17 year old daughter, Kaity, was murdered by an out of control ex-boyfriend.

A Silent Epidemic: Traumatic Brain Injury And Domestic Violence

A Silent Epidemic: Traumatic Brain Injury and Domestic Violence

Carey Pena Reports, Domestic ViolenceBy IM360 StaffDecember 2, 2015

Dr. Maria Garay-Serratos says brain trauma in domestic violence victims is pervasive. In fact, her own mother passed away from head trauma, she says, after suffering abuse over the course of 40 years.

Deadly Mistakes: Teen Dating Abuse And How To Stop It

Deadly Mistakes: Teen Dating Abuse and How To Stop It

Carey Pena Reports, Domestic ViolenceBy IM360 StaffNovember 5, 20151 Comment

“It’s not an anger problem. If this was an anger issue, all of us would be abusers. This is about one person wanting to gain or maintain power with tactics of abuse.” At the age of 15, Donna Bartos found herself in an abusive relationship. Although she didn’t realize it at the time.

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