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…
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…
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.…
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…
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…
“… 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…
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.…
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…
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…