Resources
FAQs
Included below is a list of FAQ's developed by Springtide Resources in response to requests from community members and service providers related to various forms of abuse.
Emotional Abuse of Women by Male Partners: The Facts
In a camparative framework this resource examines the seriousness of emotional abuse. The fact sheet highlights that its nature is just as harmful as physical abuse.
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How Common is Child Abuse in Canada?
This resource defines and explains the various forms of child abuse and neglect in Canada.
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How Common is Woman Abuse in Relationships with Partners?
This factsheet provides information on the incidence and prevalence of woman abuse.
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How Do I Respond to a Woman Who is Being Abused?
This resource looks at ways in which friends, family members, co-workers, and professionals can help a woman who is being abused or whom you suspect is being abused.
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What can I do to prevent abuse in the long run?
This resource examines preventative measures and abuse. It looks at the structure of society, power dynamics, how individuals can help prevent abuse and where to get further information about abuse.
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What is abuse of older adults?
This resource defines 'abuse of older adults' and examines the various forms of this type of abuse.
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What is child abuse?
This resource examines definitions and forms of child abuse.
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What is known about the abuse of older adults?
This resource focuses on older adult abuse. It reviews the nature of this type of abuse, how to recognize elder abuse, who is likely to cause the abuse and what to do if you suspect abuse.
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What is woman abuse?
This resource examines and defines various types of woman abuse.
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What should I do if I suspect child abuse?
This resource examines the question of what to do if you suspect a child is being abused.
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Why is violence against women and children such a common problem in Canada?
This resource answers the question 'Why is violence against women and children such a common problem in Canada?'. It examines forms of discrimination, structures in our society, negative attitudes about women, social, religious and cultural beliefs, and what can be done to help women who expereince abusive relationships.
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