Yvette P Kanarick

Releasing the Chains of APR Yvette P Kanarick

The purpose of writing this book was to answer the questions as to the true cause of aggression in proximity relationships with the aim of providing viable solutions to address this phenomenon. Releasing the Chains of APR is written to serve a dual purpose. On the one hand, it is an ideal self-help book for victims and perpetrators of aggression. On the other hand, Releasing the Chains of APR is ideal as foundational reading for clinicians, counselors, therapists, and support staff that are involved in working with victims and perpetrators of APR. Aggression in Proximity Relationship (APR) is a term coined to address the multifaceted phenomenon of violence and abuse among individuals that share intimate, family, or proximity relationships. The nature of the relationship is defined by its neurodynamics. Neurodynamics refers to the cognitive, emotive, and behavioral elements that pervade the relationship. In this title, there are conversations concerning prevailing worldviews, philosophies and thoughts that impinge on APR and the way that these perspectives influence our understanding of this phenomenon. This thought-provoking analysis as to the true cause of APR should motivate inward-looking and introspection to empower the reader to be better equipped to address this phenomenon.