Jennifer Parker

Jennifer’s eyes were opened to intimate partner abuse when she had an internship with a domestic abuse shelter in 1982. She was inspired to become a therapist, obtaining her Master's degree from University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1986. Jennifer specialized in working with intimate partner abuse survivors and developed a curriculum of materials that clients found empowering. She was inspired by their resilience to write "Coercive Relationships: Find the Answers You Seek" to reach more survivors and those who care about them. Jennifer currently publishes a monthly blog and presents workshops to therapists and other professionals regarding effective therapy. Her work vision is to promote understanding of coercive control, reduce the isolation victims feel, and shift society toward respectful relationships.

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