Exploring the experiences of domestic abuse survivors working in the field of domestic abuse support: assisting recovery or re-victimisation revisited?
Exploring the experiences of domestic abuse survivors working in the field of domestic abuse support: assisting recovery or re-victimisation revisited?
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探索在家庭暴力支持领域工作的家庭暴力幸存者的经验：协助康复或重新受害？
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2020
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Beverley Gilbert
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妇女的家庭暴力支助服务在过去几十年中得到了发展，将遭受虐待的妇女纳入为从业人员(穆伦德和黑格，2001年；斯莱特里和古德曼，2009年；贝米勒和威廉姆斯，2011年)。在对这一领域的文献进行回顾之后，
女性“幸存者支持工作者”或“同伴支持/导师”很少有机会阐明她们个人获得的是什么，以及在从事这项具有情感挑战性的工作时产生的影响。这项小规模的研究考虑了
在家庭暴力领域工作的妇女幸存者支持工作，使她们有机会探讨作为家庭暴力幸存者在这一实践领域工作的好处和代价。来自五个不同英语国家的12名女性幸存者支持工人
各组织参与了这项研究。然后在女权主义范式下对定性访谈进行了主题分析。调查结果表明，对于在家庭暴力部门工作的虐待幸存者来说，既有非常积极的方面，也有危险的领域
在那里可能会发生再次受害和替代性创伤。
Women’s domestic abuse support services have developed over the past decades with the inclusion of women surviving abuse as practitioners themselves (Mullender and Hague, 2001; Slattery and Goodman, 2009; Bemiller and Williams, 2011). Following a literature review of this area,
women ‘survivor support workers’ or ‘peer support/mentors’ have rarely been given the opportunity to articulate what it is that they are gaining personally and the impact in undertaking this emotionally challenging work. This small-scale study considers the voice of
women survivors working in the field of domestic abuse support work, affording them the opportunity to explore the benefits and the costs to them as survivors of domestic abuse when working in this practice area. Twelve women ‘survivor support workers’ from five distinct English
organisations took part in this research. Qualitative interviews were then analysed thematically within a feminist paradigm. Findings indicate that there are both highly positive aspects for survivors of abuse working in the domestic abuse sector, and equally, that there are areas of risk
where re-victimisation and vicarious trauma could occur.