This Is The Trauma Of Domestic Abuse Understanding Coercive Control With Dr Christine Cocchiola

This Is The Trauma Of Domestic Abuse Understanding Coercive Control What is the trauma of domestic abuse? how does it take hold in relationships? and how does the language and label coercive control help us understand the i. This week our host, susan guthrie is joined by dr. christine cocchiola, and expert in intimate partner violence (ipv) for an important two part episode that.

Coercive Control Consulting Llc вђ Dr Christine Cocchiola Dsw Lcsw A clinician & coach specializing in the traumatic experiences of adult and child victims of coercive control. i have been a social justice advocate since the age of 19 educating on the prevention of domestic abuse and sexual assault, over two decades as a college professor in social work, and a clinician, yet i didn’t see the coercive control in my own relationship. Dr. christine marie cocchiola, dsw, lcsw is a coercive control advocate, educator, researcher & survivor. she is a college professor teaching social work in the ct college system for the last 20. We are talking about a complex and insidious topic this week: coercive control. dr. christine cocchiola, a coercive control advocate, educator, researcher, and survivor, shares her incredible wisdom with us. she explains how coercive control is the foundation of most domestic abuse and is often non physical with offenders using “power over” to abuse their victims psychologically, legally. Christine, a board member of the national coalition against domestic violence, has supported policy codifying coercive control and has a small private practice, primarily serving victims and survivors of coercive control. she is the creator of the protective parenting program, supporting protective mothers on their journey of healing their.