Join us this evening as we sit down with Kate Beesley (@sayno_das), a dedicated advocate and educator on domestic abuse and trauma. Together, we'll delve into the complex narratives of women who have committed homicide, exploring the psychological, social, and systemic factors that contribute to such actions.A key focus of our discussion will be the critical distinction between reactive and calculated violence among women. Reactive violence often emerges as an impulsive response to immediate threats or prolonged abuse, frequently rooted in self-defence or emotional distress. In contrast, calculated violence involves premeditated actions driven by specific objectives, such as control or personal gain.Understanding this differentiation is essential for developing appropriate legal responses and support systems. By acknowledging the underlying motivations and circumstances, we can foster more effective interventions and promote justice that considers the nuanced realities of these women's experiences.Kate's work, including her role as the host of the "Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show," offers valuable perspectives on the intersections of trauma, justice, and recovery.Subscribe to stay informed on discussions that challenge perceptions and encourage deeper understanding.Follow Kate Beesley for more insights:Subscribe: @sayno_dasFiona Adams Case: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...Rekha Kumari-Baker Case: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...