Episode 244 | What To Do About Non-Reportable Instances of Abuse
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2023
- Not everything is reportable when it comes to abuse. So many people feel stuck because they don't know what to do when they cannot report to police. Should you tell anyone? Who should you tell? What do you tell them? Find out in this episode.
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I understand knowing something is wrong but not knowing what for years. It's been a challenge rebuilding life after learning the truth. Keep up the good work.
I saw you for the first time on some guy's RUclips channel speaking of your father. I have been looking for you since. I subscribed
I think you should always report it! If you can do something about abuse of any kind, you should.
I have been a nanny for many years. The family I currently work for have a camera- not hidden- in every room. At first I felt awkward, but now I do understand why. I have been with them for 4 years now.
Ooh... I tell you... Practise managers in Australia and New Zealand take complaints seriously. They will bend over backwards to keep their clients happy. I've spoken to practice managers twice in my life, as well as bringing a list to my own doctor regarding his locum. It was almost hilarious.
Pls b careful telling ppl to trust the cops. Pls, pls.
I've had lawyers tell me, "cops won't help".
I'm a dirt poor female,
I c the REAL person behind the badge. I would give u an example but, too scared
Yeah…sometimes a police officer IS the offender