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Domestic Violence & Brain Injury

Wed, 24 May

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Webinar

May is Domestic & Family Violence Prevention Month

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Domestic Violence & Brain Injury
Domestic Violence & Brain Injury

Time & Location

24 May 2023, 9:00 am – 11:00 am

Webinar

About the event

Join the Red Rose Foundation, Rachel Ramirez and Dr Julia De Boos during Domestic & Family Violence Prevention Month for an informative webinar that digs deep into the issue of Partner Inflicted Brain Injury.

With increasing discussion and awareness around non-lethal strangulation as part of domestic violence there are shifts occurring in the way recognise and name the impacts. Brain Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury both recognise the impact yet fail to position causality where it belongs- with the perpetrator. As a result, nationally and internationally we are seeing a shift towards the term Partner Inflicted Brain Injury. 

Guest Speakers:

Rachel Ramirez is the Founder and Director of The Center on Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury, a project of the Ohio Domestic Violence Network in the United States. The Center provides statewide, national, and international leadership to raise awareness on the emerging area of brain injury caused by Domestic and Family Violence. For the…

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