Survival, Not Disorder: Applying The Power Threat Meaning Framework To Women’s Survival Of Men’s Domestic Abuse

The Power Threat Meaning Framework offers a nondiagnostic, more hopeful perspective on mental distress and makes clear its links to social injustice.

The Framework’s resources include a series of ‘patterns’ which support people to apply the Framework to specific contexts.

Join us for an event focusing on the most recently published pattern:

Women Surviving Domestic Violence and Abuse in Heterosexual Relationships

This pattern (available HERE) highlights the many related power processes involved in men’s violent and abusive behaviour to their female partners, and in women’s and society’s responses to it.