Aftermath Values

  1. Integrity (in all that we do).  We strive to demonstrate consistency in our actions, values, methods, measures, principles, expectations, and outcomes.  We strive to demonstrate consistency in our words and actions, and in our ethics, including honesty and truthfulness.
  2. Respect for the individual (ourselves and others). We value respect for individuals within the organization as well as those we interact with, including our members, vendors, and other professionals.
  3. Collaboration/teamwork.  We acknowledge that working together with others creates better results than individually.  We appreciate the benefits of teamwork and collaboration.
  4. Service to and safety of members and users.  We cherish the confidentiality of member information.  We work to ensure the privacy of our members. We endeavor to be responsive to requests and to respond in a timely manner to all requests.
  5. Accuracy in the dissemination of evidence based information about psychopathy – We strive to present accurate information for the general public, for forum posters, in our training programs for both professionals and the general public, and in our frequently asked questions and other resources.
  6. Advocacy for and empowerment of victims and family members. We strive to aid in the healing /recovery of family members and victims of psychopathic relationships; to support advocacy for victims and family members of psychopathic individuals, including helping to provide them with a voice until they are in a position to be their own. We wish to foster the  independence of victims and survivors while taking steps toward recovery. We work to re-empower people through education and understanding. We hope to provide  victims / survivors with a voice and chance to be heard, understood, and believed. We work to raise awareness of prevalence of psychopathic traits among varying institutions and organizations, to raise awareness and acceptance of the problem of psychopathy for advocacy and empowerment purposes, and to reduce the stigma of psychopathy/affected individuals.
  7. Diversity. We acknowledge the value of diverse perspectives. We recognize that everyone has unique histories, strengths, and vulnerabilities, and that all of our members can make unique contributions to the foundation.