“The Pathe & Mullen (1997) sample almost unanimously reported deterioration in mental and physical well-being as a consequence of the harassment. (..) These victims often described a preoccupation with their stalker, one commenting: "I think I’ve become as obsessed as… — Julian Boon Copy Share Image
“It is crucial to establish early in treatment that the victim has actually conveyed, in unambiguous terms, that they do not want the stalker’s attentions. Victims may not understand that many stalkers are socially incompetent and will fail to grasp obvious, let alone subtle, social cues. Words to the effect of: “I do not want a relationship with you” require… — Julian Boon Copy Share
“The overriding message to anyone seeking a protective injunction, especially if the stalker is an ex-intimate, is that the period immediately following the issuance of the order is an emotionally charged time and often one of heightened risk of physical harm. These orders should never bring with them expectations, at least in the immediate term, of protection and resolution of… — Julian Boon Copy Share
“With the advent of mass media, the famous intrude themselves into our homes, often creating a pseudo-intimacy which, for individuals whose lives are otherwise bereft of intimacy, can fill a void and foster stalking behaviours. It is also not surprising, given that these victims often epitomise success, that they would also become targets of resentful individuals whose stalking is motivated… — Julian Boon Copy Share
“The Pathe & Mullen (1997) sample almost unanimously reported deterioration in mental and physical well-being as a consequence of the harassment. (..) These victims… — Julian Boon Copy Share Image
