Award winning Speaker. Founder of Clear Path UK. Training for professionals dealing with abuse. Free healing resources for survivors of abuse. #AbuseFreeFuture
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Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
Are there any DA or Stalking charities or organisations who could use some copies of In Control? I will gift copies to the first five charities or orgs who DM me x
SM owner's resolution should be to reward people who fact check before posting and want to make the world a better place for EVERYONE, rather than those who intentionally polarise with completely made-up crap.
#HappyNewYear
Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
We have been looking at what we call Hidden Homicides for over a decade. It’s time for change. They’ve made headway in the United States and we’ll be campaigning here.
The amount of wives & girlfriends "standing by" their partners who raped Giséle Pelicot is shocking & quite frankly disgusting. It shows the power of coercive control & the conditioning of women to support broken/abusive men. #GiselePelicot
#journo #journorequest
Domestic Abuse Awareness month. My organisation is hosting a national Abuse prevention event in Leeds - Oct24.
Press pass &Interview opportunities pre & at the event itself with myself & high profile speakers in this sector.
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Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
We campaign for standardised training across all public and civil service professionals.
We want prevention & action NOT reaction and "lessons will be learned"
Support us to make this a reality.
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Some domestic abuse & sexual violence advocates on this are platform calling for people to support racist & hate fueled "Reform UK" if they want to protect women & girls. THEY DO NOT SPEAK FOR ME. They are perpetuating biases & beliefs that cause VAWG.
#Hate begets hate. End of.
These posts do incite violence.
They appeal to a bias induced fear. Fear = nervous system response, then, thoughts & actions to stop us feeling scared. The demographic you aim your bias at, happen to be the most likely to utilise violence to quell the discomfort of their fears.
Parents. Teach your boys emotional literacy before they harm themselves or those they try to care about.
Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
No matter what they say, they only try to drag you backwards because they know you’re ahead of them, sis.
Stay the course.
Listen out on @BBCRadioLincs at 7.35am... I'll be on talking about being shortlisted for the BBC make a difference awards!
Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
Ok @BBCNews journos I’m going to really need you to watch this 90 sec video before you write anymore headlines.
Woman dies after attack while walking dog bbc.in/3LJBErw
Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
Here we go again, another appalling sentence and awful summing up:
The judge told Rafferty: “You have a drinking problem, and you are drinking in the last chance saloon.”
For the umpteenth time:
ALCOHOL DOES NOT CREATE VIOLENT MEN.
➡️ standard.co.uk/news/crime/ea…
Southport riots are the direct result of media platforming Tommys & Nigels, and using polarisation and hate to sell sheets.
@TheSun @The_DailyMail @GBNEWS @TheTelegraph__
22 police officers hospitalised in a town traumatised by male violence.
You should be deeply ashamed.
If the only content that compels you to stop & comment/react, is stuff you disagree with/dislike, you've got a ways to go with healthy mindset & undoing your own toxic traits.
Sex offender = Role Model & "100pc man" ...
Shitting on your own argument here Isabel and you won't even see why.
Claire Louise Chamberlain retweeted
But this IS physical abuse. He ignored her medical crisis. She had to drive herself to hospital.
There are many ways to be physically abusive that don't involve hitting someone.
When I was with my abusive husband, there was an occasion where I had a wound on my foot with 15 stitches. While I was playing with my son, the wound burst open, and I was in excruciating pain. My husband was in another room doing an online course. I put a movie on for my son and texted my husband to say I needed help.
When he came into the lounge and saw my son was watching a movie, he was enraged – I had broken one of his rules – he said our son could only watch TV every 3 days and it had been 2. “What are you doing putting a movie on for him?!” he yelled. “You are causing him brain damage! Can’t you see you are causing him brain damage?!” (said in front of our 6-year-old). 😠
He started yanking cables out of the TV. “I’ll never let either of you watch TV again if you can’t follow the rules!” Meanwhile, I was in tears of pain – my whole leg was turning purple as infection was spreading up my leg. I later drove myself to the hospital, too afraid to ask for his help to drive me there.
It’s hard for people to understand that my husband was abusive when he never hit me. Non-physical abuse is still abuse and the psychological impact is just as bad.
#coercivecontrol #emotionalabuse #domesticabuse