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Transforming 'selves': a narrative analysis of South African shelter residents' stories of leaving abusive heterosexual relationships
Woman abuse is a pervasive social problem in South Africa. There is a severe lack of South African research that explores women's experiences ofleaving abusive relationships, especially within the context of women's shelters. This study looks at the process of disengaging from abusive relationships....
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Department of Psychology
2026
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