PPT-Reconceptualization of economic abuse of women

OVERVIEW Definition status of the problem sources and impact problem in India and its sources recommendations DEFINATION This abuse is defined as consisting of behaviors that control a womans ability to acquire use and maintain economic resources thus threatening her . Loosely Coupled Systems: A Reconceptualization Orton, J. Douglas; Weick, Karl E. Academy of Management. The Academy of Management Review; Apr 1990; pg. 203 Reproduced with permission of the copyright Maternal and Child Health Conference 22. nd. February 2013. Theresa Lynch. Manager – Women’s Alcohol and Drug Service, The Royal Women’s Hospital. Overview of Presentation. Overview of Women’s Hospital and WADS. Opportunities and . Constraints”. Brief info on available research and data. prepared by . Jina. . Sargizova. . under the CONTRACT . N . 08/2, OXFAM . . Yerevan 2011. Republic of Armenia. Population (in Mil.) . with No Recourse to Public Funds: . where human rights do not reach. Rebecca Dudley . Queen’s University Belfast . School of Law . rebecca.dudley.belfast@gmail.com. . Dr Bianca Petkova, Women’s Aid. http. ://. coercivecontrol.ripfa.org.uk. . Theoretical understanding and practice. The way we understand domestic abuse (DA) informs what we do about it.. If we understand DA as the problem of ‘faulty’ individuals - we might try to fix, control or punish these individuals.. and Trauma-Informed . Reentry Services for Women. Christine Brown-Taylor, MSW. Reentry Services Manager. San Diego Sheriff’s Department. Several slides provided by Stephanie Covington and Barbara Bloom . National Indigenous Elder . Justice Initiative. Billings Montana Title VI Cluster Training. August 16 &17, 2017. Sloan Henry, B.S.. Project Coordinator . “. Restoring respect and dignity by honoring Indigenous elders”. Women. Rebecca Hebner . Roppolo. , MPH. Substance Abuse Prevention Systems Coordinator. Violence and Injury Prevention-Mental Health Promotion Branch. Welcome and Introductions . Warm Up . Share Name, Agency and Role. Welcome. 2. . Gender-responsive Services for Women: Principles & Core Components. Content is provided in . six. modules:. 1. . Women, Substance . Use, and Substance. Use Disorders. 3. . Treatment/Recovery Considerations . Ernest J Dole, PharmD, . PhC. , FASHP, BCPS. Clinical Pharmacist & . Asso. . Clinical Prof.. University of New Mexico Hospitals & College of Pharmacy. Albuquerque, NM. Learning Objectives. At the end of this presentation, utilizing a case of an older patient on chronic opioid therapy (COT) with the comorbidity of geriatric opioid abuse (GOA) the participant will be able to. Page 1rotection Order and Shelters as Two Ways of Prevention and Protection of Violence against Women Submitted to the Special Rapporteur on ViolenceagainstWomen for the thematic report for the 34th Child abuse happens in all cultural, ethnic, and income groups. . Child . abuse can be . physical. , emotional/verbal, sexual or through neglect. . Abuse . may cause serious injury to . the . child and may even result in death. . Women’s Aid. THE FACTS. Not just physical and sexual violence; often psychological, emotional or economic abuse too. Mainly perpetrated by men, against women, but also occurs against men by women and in same-sex relationships. Mary Pat Sullivan, Mary . Gilhooly. , Christina Victor, Ken . Gilhooly. , Brunel University. Sarah . Wadd. , University of Bedfordshire and Nick . Ellender. , London Borough of Hillingdon. Society for the Study of Addiction.