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Rochelle Marashi (Audio): Stalking's Psychological Impact, implications for therapists.

Summary

Rochelle Marashi, a psychotherapist, discusses her research on stalking and coercive control, emphasizing the importance of not labeling women as victims but as targets. She shares insights on the challenges of identifying stalking, the role of media in shaping perceptions, and the need for a multidisciplinary approach in therapy. Rochelle also highlights the psychological impact of stalking and the importance of therapists understanding the nuances of such experiences.

Check out Rochelle’s website for more information,

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keywords

Rochelle Marashi, stalking, coercive control, psychotherapy, media influence, psychological impact, multidisciplinary approach, victim vs target, therapist awareness, safety planning

Takeaways

Rochelle Marashi prefers the term 'targets' over 'victims'.
Stalking is calculated and targeted, not by default.
Media often romanticizes stalking, affecting public perception.
Therapists should name stalking to help clients understand.
Stalking can lead to terror, trauma, and isolation.
A multidisciplinary approach is crucial for support.
Therapists' awareness can aid in client disclosure.
Stalking isn't always recognized by clients or therapists.
Therapists should use minimal notes to protect clients.
Understanding stalking's escalation is vital for safety.

Sound bites

'Stalking is calculated and targeted.'
'Media romanticizes stalking.'
'Therapists should name stalking.'
'Stalking leads to terror and trauma.'
'A multidisciplinary approach is crucial.'
'Therapists' awareness aids disclosure.'
'Stalking isn't always recognized.'
'Use minimal notes to protect clients.'
'Understanding escalation is vital.'

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