Domestic Violence: Guide to Understanding and Dealing with Domestic Violence

This book tells you about a different situation and how to heal from domestic abuse. It is easy to read and will help you to take back control of your own life. This book is helping me to understand and how to deal with this kind of people.

This book is a good read, and Mandy Whomack story needed to be told. It took courage to put his story out there for all to read. It really is a shame that in today's society the subject of domestic violence still focuses on the man being the abuser. I am glad Mandy Whomack finally found some happiness in his life.

I could listen to this book all day in one sitting as it is the book which was in my ''most awaiting book'' list.

What makes this book unique is the diverse types of domestic violence it covers. For instances, with the increasing number of senior citizens, the topic on elder abuse was particularly eye opening. This book was truly worth the time, to listen to.

This book brought to bear a unique insight into a complicated and subtle process to which we are all subject to in one way or another at different times. It is written in simple straightforward and uncomplicated language. I recommend it strongly It made me feel sorry for the people who were trying to make conversation with her...it seemed to me that she was exhibiting the same insensitivity and control that I've been experiencing for the past few years. I'm not sure of the relevance of these stories to the book...

This was a very enlightening book. I recommend it for everyone, who is in any type of relationship. It helped me deal with every day issues. I bought it for my 21 year old daughter who keeps dating these controlling men. Then I read it after she did. And I was even more enlightened.

I would have given this book 5 stars, except that it almost seems to be a male-bashing book. I am sure that the majority of controllers are male and there aren't enough examples to be found where the controller is female. Also, most men would never read this book because it's not "manly" to read these kinds of books.

I had read the print version and it was very poignant but the book was brought to life in the audio format. The book reads to me like a conversation so to hear it was perfect!!
A compelling story about surviving domestic violence. The story was well written by Mandy Whomack and very well narrated by Denise L. Fountain Something everyone should be aware of....domestic violence is NOT a one way street.

This is a well written book with plenty of valuable information. If you have a career in social services or just want to be informed you should definitely pick up a copy. This will be worth your money! Excellent book, I bought this for a class and ended up keeping the book. A lot of very valuable information.

This is a powerful story and well done. It is a good representation of a disease that is still too prevalent in the world today. Kudos to Mandy Whomack. A well written story about a dreadful disease and a woman that got the courage to overcome.I would love to see this story on the "Big Screen.

It was good I just was mad that the story switched up from the original, that's one and two why were the female characters in the book giving it up the same day they met the male characters. Addictive and informative...there are errors a far as the editing goes, but this is an amazing series. Its really deep and passionate as if she is a women who has been through this before or she telling someones story. I would like to read more of her books