Peace Path (deal with domestic abuse & violence)

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Peace Path (deal with domestic abuse & violence)The Peace Path by Lisa Marie Barden "Mom and her boyfriend are yelling. He grabs her by her shoulders and shakes her. You think Mom will be hurt. What can you do?" This is one of many important questions raised by The Peace Path, a board game designed for children from violent, abusive or dysfunctional families. This unique game not only teaches alternatives to violent behavior but also addresses the more immediate issue of what the child should do at

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