Co-parenting with COVID-19
Co-parenting with an abusive former partner always presents challenges, even during the best of times. But now, with a pandemic and stay-at-home orders, job losses and financial uncertainty, co-parenting has…
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Stuck at Home But Being Followed?
Jane was sure that the stress of her divorce, which was further delayed by COVID-19 and social distancing in the courts, was causing her to be overly worried and distrustful.…
Tips for Safer Technology Use
Use a safer device. If anyone abusive has access to your cell phone, computer, tablet or other device, he/she may monitor your activities. Try to use a safer device when you…
Gail’s Story: Technology Abuse and Cell Phone Safety
When Gail got divorced from Michael, she wisely got a new cell phone, switched carriers and changed all her passwords. Since she still needs to communicate with Michael about the…
Illinois Announces Address Confidentiality Program
“… The Illinois Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) will serve as a tool for survivors of domestic violence to consider when developing a safety plan in partnership with an advocate. The…
Insights ~ October 2019
Speak Up! – Barbara Siegel, Clinical Director October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, providing an important opportunity to speak openly and honestly about intimate partner abuse happening in our community.…
Insights ~ September 2019
A New Year and a New Beginning The High Holidays are a time of reflection and renewal. Because of your support, clients like Jan* can come to SHALVA and find…
Insights ~ August 2019
Back to School It’s “Back to School” time; store shelves are filled with notebooks, pens and backpacks. Kids may be excited to see their friends and meet their teachers, or…
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