
A collection of personal essays about how Dr Jess would respond to personal and global problems. Access to her private diary entries and audios for subscribers!
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Victims of online abuse and stalking typically report receiving little or no support from friends or authorities. This may be because observers attribute some of the blame for abuse incidents to victims - indeed this is what the academic li...
Across the literature, it is common for researchers to find that victims of stalking have become suicidal or have attempted suicide. A large study in 2019 found that 24.5% of people stalked by their work colleagues, and 29% of people stalke...
For a long time, stalking has been framed as something men do to women. And when it comes to traditional, violent, in-person stalking - men are still much more likely to commit this. They are more likely to kill their victims, too.
That f...
I am becoming increasingly concerned about something, and I am going to have to write about it here. I am seeing over and over again in my work, in my inboxes, in my professional and personal mentoring sessions, and across all of my social...
When people imagine a stalker, they often imagine a lone man in a car outside a woman’s house. A shadow at the window. A stranger in the dark. Popular culture has given us a very particular image of who a stalker is supposed to be, and it i...
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