All posts tagged: Sandra L. Brown MA

Women Who Love Psychopaths, Sandra L. Brown, Dr. Dalal Akoury, Your Health is Wealth TV, Susan Murphy Milano

Sandra L. Brown and the Reality of Inevitable Harm Through NEW Documentary Project

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  A woman retells her experience after being ensnared by highly pathological man and suffers the consequences. Sandra L. Brown, MA CEO of The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction is going to be involved in a new documentary called ‘Inevitable Harm’ which is taken from the subtitle of their book Women Who Love Psychopaths Inside the Relationships of Inevitable Harm. Brown is teaming up with a survivor of a harmful relationship, TV producer, and documentary producer in this public pathology education endeavor. She will be in Key West filming the documentary, TV show, a community lecture by The Institute, and a mental health professionals training. The documentary, Inevitvable Harm,  will be far reaching. One of the primary goals of The Institute is public pathology education and Brown has continually participated in various documentaries and media opportunities that help reach the public with education. Please help continue to tell the story of inevitable harm through Cluster B/Psychopathic disorders by funding this effort. At the very least, please listen to the trailer and read about what is …

Document the Abuse, Susan Murphy Milano, Neil Schori, Sandra L. Brown

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Change Is Here, Action!

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When you always do what you’ve always done, you always get the same results. Time’s up for doing things as they have been done. Time’s up for statistics to be gathered and reports to be written all the while lives are lost and children are forever changed.  Time’s up for those hired to do a job for the victims who look at it as only a job, victims of abuse need and deserve more, they need your passion! The faith based community in our country should always be looked upon as a safe haven, a place where bodies and souls can come to feel the protection of the Creator, a place where pastors have the ability to advise prudently based on the situation presented to them.  Unfortunately, this is not the case in the majority of our churches. After care of abuse victims is another area lacking in resources. Many involved in the issue of intimate partner violence don’t fully understand the nuances of the perpetrators and the inevitable harm they create. Treatment providers need …

Sandra L Brown, Jennifer Young, Relational Harm Radio,ImaginePublicity

Relational Harm Reduction Radio Talks with Barry Goldstein about the Broken Family Court System

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  Relational Harm Reduction Radio! How to recognize partners with narcissism, anti social, sociopathic or psychopathic disorders. How to leave, heal, and build a sound recovery. Thursdays at 8:30 pm ET Listen LIVE or to the Podcasts http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relational-harm-reduction Join Sandra L. Brown and Jennifer Young Sandra L. Brown, MA and Jennifer Young, LMHC are the hosts of Relational Harm Reduction Radio each Thursday at 8:30pm ET on BlogTalk Radio for the purpose of educating the public and professionals about the pathology of harmful love relationships and how to assist in leaving healing and recovering. It’s a process based on the models created by  The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction and Public Pathology Education. This week’s show features Barry Goldstein discussing the broken family court system and the impact it has on high risk custody cases. Barry Goldstein is a nationally recognized domestic violence expert, speaker, writer and consultant. He is the co-editor with Mo Therese Hannah of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, ABUSE and CHILD CUSTODY. Representing the Domestic Violence Survivor, co authored with Elizabeth Liu is designed …

Sandra L. Brown, ImaginePublicity

“Who’s Battering Our Lives?” NEW Regular Series Featuring Sandra L. Brown, MA on The Dr. Laurie Roth Show

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January 3rd, 2013, will start a new series on Intimate Partner Violence on the Dr. Laurie Roth Show. Who’s Battering Our Lives? will feature Sandra L. Brown and Jennifer Young of The Institute of Relational Harm Reduction on Thursdays broadcasting at 7-8pm Pacific, 10-11pm Eastern. Sandra L. Brown and Jennifer Young from The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction & Public Pathology Education will explore with Dr.Laurie Roth all the various aspects and legs of domestic violence.  It is epidemic in our country and killing people every day.  Why?   Upcoming shows in 2013 will cover all aspects of “Who’s Battering Our Lives?” including: Intimate partner homicide and it’s prevention Court, custody and co-parenting problems Mental health issues and counseling; are all disorders treatable? Lethality assessment and Fatality reviews, what do we learn and where is the missing link? Document the Abuse Leaving a destructive relationship safely using the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit Impact on children and the family court meltdown Abuse in the workplace Celebrity abusers and their cases making news On January 3, 2013 the first show …

The Roth Show: Domestic Violence and the NFL, Is There A Problem? Is There A Solution?

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Join Dr. Laurie Roth weekdays at 7-10pm Pacific, 10pm-1am Eastern Listen LIVE or to the Archive:  http://therothshow.com To discuss this case and to offer solutions to NFL and others, join Dr. Laurie Roth and her guest Sandra L. Brown, MA of The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction and Document the Abuse.Com By now most have heard about the appalling shooting death of Kasandra Perkins by Kansas City Chiefs player, Jovan Belcher, who subsequently shot himself in front of other Chiefs’ personnel. There have since been cries from domestic violence advocates across the country calling for the NFL to take a stronger stand when their athletes exhibit dangerous behavior. Whether Belcher outwardly showed himself to be troubled, or whether those around him didn’t recognize the red flags, we will never know, but, history says that this is going to happen again some time in the future. What can the NFL proactively do to help their athletes and to keep their families safe from their rages? From National Post:   “After the Jovan Belcher murder/suicide, there’s been …