9780465090747 - Not to People Like Us

Not to People Like Us

'Not to People Like Us' by Susan Weitzman is a groundbreaking exploration of the hidden world of domestic abuse among the affluent. This meticulously researched book sheds light on the unique challenges faced by victims in high-income households, where societal expectations and financial dependencies create complex barriers to seeking help. Weitzman, a renowned psychologist, combines clinical insights with compelling narratives to expose the myths surrounding privilege and abuse. The book not only provides a voice to the voiceless but also offers practical advice for victims, advocates, and professionals navigating this delicate issue. With its empathetic approach and rigorous analysis, 'Not to People Like Us' is an essential read for anyone committed to understanding and addressing domestic violence in all its forms.

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Auteur Susan Weitzman
ISBN 9780465090747
Bindwijze Paperback
Tags domestic abuse affluent families psychological insight Social Issues Self-Help

Susan Weitzman's 'Not to People Like Us' is a powerful and eye-opening examination of domestic abuse within affluent communities, challenging the misconception that wealth and education are shields against such violence. The book's strength lies in its compassionate storytelling and the author's ability to weave together personal stories with expert analysis, making the complex dynamics of abuse accessible to a broad audience. However, some readers may find the subject matter emotionally taxing, and the focus on high-income families might inadvertently overshadow the universality of domestic violence. Despite these minor critiques, Weitzman's work is a vital contribution to the discourse on abuse, offering new perspectives and hope for change. Its thorough research and actionable insights make it a must-read for professionals and laypeople alike.

In 'Not to People Like Us,' Susan Weitzman delves into the often-ignored phenomenon of domestic abuse among the wealthy, revealing how societal stereotypes and financial complexities can trap victims in silence. Through a series of case studies and expert analysis, the book explores the psychological, social, and legal hurdles that affluent victims face, distinguishing their experiences from those in less privileged circumstances. Weitzman's narrative is both harrowing and enlightening, providing a comprehensive overview of the issue while advocating for systemic change. The book concludes with resources and strategies for victims seeking escape and recovery, emphasizing the importance of community support and professional intervention. 'Not to People Like Us' is a call to action, urging society to recognize and address domestic violence in all economic strata.