Batterers

Batterers' batterer because of a learned behavior that was continually seen as a child; for example, a father that physically abuses their mother repeatedly.

Kelly Ann Evers: 10 Signs Batterers Are Willing to Change Kelly Ann Evers 2011

For a complete list of "Signs Batterers are willing to Change," please contact His Love Heals, Domestic Violence Help at www.domestic-violence-help.org for additional assistance.

Kelly Ann Evers: 10 Signs Batterers Are Willing to Change Kelly Ann Evers 2011

Batterers' batterer because of a learned behavior that was continually seen as a child; for example, a father that physically abuses their mother repeatedly.

Kelly Ann Evers: 10 Signs Batterers Are Willing to Change Kelly Ann Evers 2011

For a complete list of "Signs Batterers are willing to Change," please contact His Love Heals, Domestic Violence Help at www.domestic-violence-help.org for additional assistance.

Kelly Ann Evers: 10 Signs Batterers Are Willing to Change Kelly Ann Evers 2011

* Batterers Intervention Programs (BIPs): Supports 15 certified batterer intervention programs provide vital services to rehabilitate abusers, assess dangerousness and provide critical informational referrals for partners and their children.

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Further, the report finds that "Batterers sabotage women's ability to work in other ways by failing to provide promised child care or transportation, stealing car keys or money, hiding clothing, or inflicting visible injuries."

Ludy Green, Ph.D.: Despite Bad Economy, One Non-Profit Employment Agency Finds Good Jobs for Battered Women 2010

Further, the report finds that "Batterers sabotage women's ability to work in other ways by failing to provide promised child care or transportation, stealing car keys or money, hiding clothing, or inflicting visible injuries."

Ludy Green, Ph.D.: Despite Bad Economy, One Non-Profit Employment Agency Finds Good Jobs for Battered Women Ph.D. Ludy Green 2010

Batterers already manage their anger very well -- and very selectively -- to intimidate wives and girlfriends; rarely do they take it out on a senior officer or other figure of authority.

Ann Jones: Death on the Home Front 2009

Batterers beat woman because they can, because they think they can get away with it.

CNN Transcript Apr 6, 2009 2009

Batterers who beat up their wives ought not to buy guns.

CNN Transcript Oct 9, 2009 2009