The Cycle Of Violence
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The document discusses the cycle of violence and provides a template for individuals to fill out describing their personal situation. The template prompts users to explain what was happening to them, how they reacted or felt, and what the outcome was in order to understand patterns in their experiences with violence.
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The Cycle Of Violence
- 1. The Cycle of Violence Courtesy of LifeWorks Frankston
- 2. Your Cycle of Violence Print off this template and fill in the boxes as they apply to your situation
- 3. Here’s what was happening to me