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A Silent Epidemic: Traumatic Brain Injury and Domestic Violence Featuring Dr. Maria Garay-Serratos, CEO of Sojourner Center

After Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Memories Of Arizona Victims Fade

A husband’s decision to drive his wife and three children into Tempe Town Lake rocked the Valley and beyond last month.

My Turn: How to prevent domestic violence

Viewpoints: It’s not just about sheltering victims. To break the cycle of violence, we need to attack its sources.

How to Help a Friend in an Abusive Relationship

When a friend goes through something difficult, one of the worst feelings you can have is the feeling of helplessness.

Red Flags That Your Friend May Be In an Abusive Relationship

Domestic violence is devastatingly common. Here’s what to look out for if you think a friend is in danger.

Op-Ed A secret epidemic: Traumatic brain injury among domestic violence victims

In recent years, medical science has uncovered the high risk and devastating effects of traumatic brain injury, or TBI, among U.S. combat soldiers and athletes, especially football and hockey players.

NEEDED: Solid Bar Soap and Solid Deodorant

When fleeing abuse, a survivor often has to leave behind their home and most, if not all, of their possessions.

Sojourner Center Launches Sojourner BRAIN Program

KFYI AM 550 anchor Kathy Cline reports on the launch of the Sojourner BRAIN Program.

If You’re A Domestic Violence Survivor With Unexplained Symptoms, Read This