The Science of Abuse

Join host Christine and her guest, Danielle Patrice, in a thought-provoking exploration of "The Science of Abuse" in this latest podcast episode. Delving into the intricate workings of the human brain, they unravel the complex dynamics that underlie domestic violence and abusive behaviors.

In this enlightening discussion, Danielle courageously shares her personal journey, delving into the profound question of why seemingly caring individuals can transform into perpetrators of abuse. Through a blend of personal narrative and expert insights, they examine the neurological and psychological factors that contribute to abusive behavior, offering valuable perspectives on understanding and addressing this critical issue.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding abuse, as Christine and Danielle shed light on the hidden truths and nuances that shape our perceptions of love, empathy, and human behavior.

Danielle Patrice, 37, mother of two, originally from New Jersey.
Danielle Patrice graduated from Tennessee State University c/o 2008 with a
Bachelor of Science in Speech Communications with an emphasis in Mass
Communications. Danielle Patrice passionately advocated through her
personal experiences to create awareness about Domestic Violence, speaking
at events meeting with politicians, and organizations to further implement
change for victims and survivors!
 
To get in touch with Danielle or to get her book:
@AuthorDPatrice, Instagram - @SpeakDaniellePatrice, and my linktr.ee website - https://linktr.ee/iamdaniellepatrice.
Here are the links for the book as well:
Amazon - https://a.co/d/gORmyRj
BarnesandNoble.com - https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/neuroscience-danielle-patrice/1144180026?ean=9798892389310