Domestic Violence and Intergenerational Trauma Amongst Aboriginal Women
Renée Jo Marie Hoffart • October 8, 2024
A thesis paper based on research conducted in Regina, examining the connection between intergenerational trauma resulting from attendance at Indian Residential Schools and its influence on domestic violence and the normalization of such violence in intimate partner relationships.
Anger is a natural emotion indicating something is wrong. While occasional anger is normal, persistent, intense, or poorly managed anger can impact relationships and health.
Accessing counselling services at Family Service Regina
Information about Regina’s specialized domestic violence court and the supports available to victims of crimes committed by those being tried within this court
Information about services for victims of domestic violence offered at Family Service Regina
Pamphlet outlining safety considerations if there has been violence in your relationship
Information about criminal harassment and what to do if it is happening to you.
A useful pamphlet to help you document incidents of criminal harassment.
Supports available through Family Service Regina’s Teen Parent Program
This section of the Guide for Aging Well in Regina provides information about in-home supports and housing options that are available for older adults.
Transportation plays a large role in almost everyone’s lives. The information provided in this guide can help you feel more comfortable knowing you are making the best choice for you.
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