Learning to Live Without Violence a Handbook

Learning to Live Without Violence: A Handbook by Daniel Sonkin is a revised edition published by Volcano Press on July 1, 1997. This 128-page book addresses the issue of domestic violence, exploring its complexities and the various factors that contribute to it, including the effects of alcohol, drugs, and stress. The author provides insights aimed at fostering better communication and reducing violent behaviors.

Readers will find practical advice and strategies designed to help individuals understand and confront the dynamics of family violence. The book focuses on the challenges faced by abusive men and offers guidance on how to navigate these issues constructively. With its emphasis on communication and personal growth, this handbook serves as a resource for those seeking to change their behavior and improve their relationships.