Resilience Exemplified: A Client Story
Resilience exemplified: a client story
Finding peace, meaning, and connection after trauma can be extremely challenging. Survivors of domestic violence do it every day. At YWCA Spokane, we support them along their individiual journey. Check out this survivor’s story, read by this survivor’s advocate!
Confidentiality Notice
Please note, the story shared was written by a YWCA Spokane client and asked to be shared publicly. The client’s name, and her other identifying information, is not included to help preserve her privacy and safety.
Understanding Domestic Violence
There are many misconceptions about domestic violence, and the phrase tends to mean different things to different people. At YWCA Spokane, we use the term intimate partner domestic violence to refer to any situation where one partner in an intimate relationship tries to maintain power and control over the other person. We know that domestic violence can manifest in many different ways, all of which can be tremendously impactful.
This client shared her story as part of YWCA Spokane’s Learn & Give Challenge offered during Domestic Violence Action Month 2020. The Challenge takes a deeper look at domestic violence through the lens of Maslow’s expression of human needs. Please take the time to learn more by exploring the links below.
ONE MISSION | The Challenge | Lernen | Geben | Intersektionalität | Physiological | Sicherheit | Liebe & Zugehörigkeit | Wertschätzung | Selbstaktualisierung
YWCA SPOKANE IST FÜR SIE DA
Wenn Sie oder jemand, den Sie kennen, von häuslicher Gewalt durch den Partner betroffen ist, können Sie sich jederzeit an unsere vertraulichen Fürsprecher wenden, die Sie rund um die Uhr über unsere Helpline erreichen können. Sie erreichen uns unter der Telefonnummer 509-326-2255 oder per E-Mail unter help@ywcaspokane.org, oder senden Sie eine SMS an 509-220-3725.
Weitere Informationen zum Zugriff auf zusätzliche Dienste über YWCA Spokane während der COVID-19-Pandemie finden Sie unter ywcaspokane.org/services. Danke schön!
Von: Mia Morton

