We are delighted to sit at the feet of Beth Broom as she shares a wealth of insights, practical helps, and recovering identity beliefs for abuse survivors. Beth interacts with Anna's story with compassion and a perspective of whole person care.
Beth Broom's website.
If you want to know more about the dynamics of domestic abuse go to Called to Peace.org. Darby Strickland's book Is It Abuse? is excellent for both victims and church leaders in identifying the patterns of abuse.
Dr. Jeremy Pierre and Dr. Greg Wilson's book, When Home Hurts is particularly helpful for church leaders and make sure well first of all.
Christian Trauma Healing Network is the organization that we lead and you can go to CTHN.org or find us through Instagram and Facebook.
Make sure to preorder or put on your wish list the book called Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse: A Guide toward Protection, Refuge, and Hope which is releasing September 14 of this year. And that's written edited by Chris Moles and written by Darby Strickland, Joy Forrest, Greg Wilson, Kirsten Christiansen and Beth Broom. So we'll be excited to see that resource come out.
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