Comments on: Domestic Violence http://sinnersandsaints.info/wordpress/2008/04/02/domestic-violence/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:27:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Ms. Treyce D'Gabriel http://sinnersandsaints.info/wordpress/2008/04/02/domestic-violence/#comment-40 Ms. Treyce D'Gabriel Thu, 16 Oct 2008 05:01:58 +0000 http://sinnersandsaints.info/wordpress/2008/04/02/domestic-violence/#comment-40 In 1987 I was an abused, nearly killed by him and a hitman that he had hired to kill me, for 3 years. However because of a program I developed in 1987 I was able to walk away and never look back. Probably most importantly I have never been in an abusive relationship since unlike the pattern that many victims fall into. This program has been backed by legislative members and state agencies. The program has been 100% anonymous and international, as well as having a 100% documented success rate with ages 9 - 99 since 1987. Just as the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission about the high-recidivist kids that I put through the program, 100% anonymously, and who had failed at multiple traditional therapies but who, since completing my Handwriting Formation Therapy, have never further committed any crimes and are all leading productive lives. This program is called "Handwriting Formation Therapy". Please see www.WrittenEscape.com for more information. In addition I have been an international law enforcement trainer and that site is www.Treyce.com in which the classes, both live and online, have been approved at most POST boards, probation, and parole (among other industries) for ceu hours. Thank you for what you do ! In 1987 I was an abused, nearly killed by him and a hitman that he had hired to kill me, for 3 years. However because of a program I developed in 1987 I was able to walk away and never look back. Probably most importantly I have never been in an abusive relationship since unlike the pattern that many victims fall into.

This program has been backed by legislative members and state agencies. The program has been 100% anonymous and international, as well as having a 100% documented success rate with ages 9 - 99 since 1987. Just as the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission about the high-recidivist kids that I put through the program, 100% anonymously, and who had failed at multiple traditional therapies but who, since completing my Handwriting Formation Therapy, have never further committed any crimes and are all leading productive lives.

This program is called “Handwriting Formation Therapy”. Please see http://www.WrittenEscape.com for more information.

In addition I have been an international law enforcement trainer and that site is http://www.Treyce.com in which the classes, both live and online, have been approved at most POST boards, probation, and parole (among other industries) for ceu hours.

Thank you for what you do !

]]> By: Roscoerock http://sinnersandsaints.info/wordpress/2008/04/02/domestic-violence/#comment-10 Roscoerock Tue, 22 Apr 2008 02:23:02 +0000 http://sinnersandsaints.info/wordpress/2008/04/02/domestic-violence/#comment-10 Thank you for the opportunity to talk about domestic violence. However, in the home is where many of the topics begin. And it is out of the home that we can all make a difference. I am not afraid to get involved with people, whether, old, young, handicapped, in need or needing attention or a helping hand. We should not be afraid to talk to people. If we (I do not like to use "YOU") see a child in public that is bruised etc, we should not be ashamed, afraid, nor hold back our concern. Find a way to speak to the child and ask what happened without arousing the parent's concern. If we see a woman or today even a man bruised etc. we should show our concern and ask what happened to cause the bruise etc. It is surprising how we can influence another by just talking and being a friend or friendly. Our concern can aim the other person in the direction of getting help, confiding or talking to a close friend, or getting medical or legal help. Thank you for the opportunity to talk about domestic violence. However, in the home is where many of the topics begin. And it is out of the home that we can all make a difference. I am not afraid to get involved with people, whether, old, young, handicapped, in need or needing attention or a helping hand.

We should not be afraid to talk to people. If we (I do not like to use “YOU”) see a child in public that is bruised etc, we should not be ashamed, afraid, nor hold back our concern. Find a way to speak to the child and ask what happened without arousing the parent’s concern. If we see a woman or today even a man bruised etc. we should show our concern and ask what happened to cause the bruise etc. It is surprising how we can influence another by just talking and being a friend or friendly. Our concern can aim the other person in the direction of getting help, confiding or talking to a close friend, or getting medical or legal help.

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