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Definition: “feeling or expressing distress and annoyance resulting from an inability to change or achieve something”.
Feeling frustrated can be very common with ASB as usually we cannot change the behaviour, although hopefully we can achieve something by channelling that frustration into doing something constructive about the problem.
Be aware that frustration can escalate to aggression, which can lead to retaliation. With ASB, if you retaliate you are no longer the innocent victim and could end up being accused yourself.
As you cannot change the behaviour, the key is to change your perspective, or angle, on the events so that you don’t feel so frustrated.
ASB Help will always endeavour to work collaboratively with practitioners and partner agencies across England and Wales to promote and attain the best possible outcome for the victim. It is our hope that our expertise and experience will be used as an asset by practitioners in all cases that we consult on, however it must be noted that we do NOT have jurisdiction over local agencies and cannot compel partners to undertake specific action.
We will continue to offer objective advice to victims and practitioners alike and hope that in doing so we can promote best practice in ASB case management as well as raising awareness of victims rights.
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