Hannah Barnard
Hannah Barnard
Trauma and Abuse of mediation
Trauma and Abuse of mediation
Trauma and Abuse of mediation
Monday 19th July 2021
Discover the risks of mediation in domestic abuse cases with Hannah Barnard on 'The Trauma of Abuse'. Hear survivor stories and expert insights.
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Get the buttons here!The Hidden Dangers of Mediation in Domestic Abuse Situations
And this element of control and obsession comes into it here, and it's quite a complex idea, because the idea of this person sort of pursuing you when you don't want to be pursued, this idea of this person not letting you go, you know, is really at the core of what's happening with this suggestion.
Mediation might seem like a peaceful solution, but what happens when it's used in domestic abuse cases? In this episode of 'The Trauma of Abuse', host Hannah Barnard tackles the often overlooked risks associated with mediation for survivors of domestic abuse. Drawing from personal stories and expert opinions, Barnard reveals how mediation can sometimes do more harm than good. Survivors share their experiences of being pressured into mediation, only to find themselves re-traumatized and further controlled by their abusers.
The episode underscores the importance of setting firm boundaries and recognizing when mediation isn't the right path. Barnard also calls for greater accountability in mediation services, stressing the need to listen to and respect survivors' voices. If you've ever questioned the efficacy of mediation in abusive relationships or want to understand the hidden pitfalls, this episode offers crucial insights and practical advice.