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'Dr. Hoff skilfully dissects the issue of violence from youth to old age and across varied ethnicities and races, demonstrating that this cancer has no boundaries. The potential solutions she presents use a public health approach for widest possible appeal.' -- John Casken, University of Hawai'i at Manoa 'The balance of theory and practice provides scholars and students ways to anchor teaching and applications through real-life narratives and experiences. To practitioners and advocates from any field or background Lee Ann Hoff provides a useful source for accessible knowledge and reported experience to formulate transdisciplinary interventions.' -- Maria Vargas-Moniz, Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada, Lisboa Portugal 'This is a must-read especially for those of us engaged in addressing both the personal and political aspects of violence and abuse in therapeutic settings.' -- Rodolfo R. Nolasco, Jr., Providence Theological Seminary, Canada 'Dr. Hoff's book speaking to the issues of indigenous people is a breath of fresh air to a topic too long relegated to the back pages of history.' -- Michael E. Bird, Past President of the American Public Health Association.

'The book is highly readable and will prove helpful to students and teachers who wish to engage with the complexity of violence as a social and cultural phenomenon and with creating resources for training professionals to render services to both survivors and perpetrators of violence.' - Culture, Health and Sexuality 'Dr Hoff skilfully dissects the issue of violence from youth to old age and across varied ethnicities and races, demonstrating that this cancer has no boundaries. The potential solutions she presents use a public health approach for widest possible appeal.' - John Casken, University of Hawai'i at Manoa 'The balance of theory and practice provides scholars and students ways to anchor teaching and applications through real-life narratives and experiences. To practitioners and advocates from any field or background Lee Ann Hoff provides a useful source for accessible knowledge and reported experience to formulate transdisciplinary interventions.' - Maria Vargas-Moniz, Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada, Lisboa Portugal 'This is a must-read especially for those of us engaged in addressing both the personal and political aspects of violence and abuse in therapeutic settings.' - Rodolfo R. Nolasco, Jr., Providence Theological Seminary, Canada 'Dr Hoff's book speaking to the issues of indigenous people is a breath of fresh air to a topic too long relegated to the back pages of history.' - Michael E. Bird, Past President of the American Public Health Association.

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Lee Ann Hoff is a nurse-anthropologist and crisis specialist. She has published widely and is the author of the award-winning textbook People in Crisis. She has extensive experience as an educator, consultant, clinician, and crisis service manager.

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