What others are saying...
Mending Spirits would be quite useful in courses on domestic violence, or gender issues in general. The film is visually interesting, not just the usual talking heads seen in such types of films. I thought the film was well done, touching and uplifting. Congrats. I have taught such courses since 1980 and have used many such films; this is one of the best.
Elaine Leeder
Dean of the School of Social Sciences
Professor of Sociology
Sonoma State University
Author of "The Family in Global Perspective: A Gendered Journey"
Mending Spirits is a unique film that focuses on the strength of battered women and their ability to live free of violence while accurately portraying the many barriers and challenges they face during that journey to freedom.
Nancy Neylon
Executive Director
Ohio Domestic Violence Network
Columbus, Ohio
Mending Spirits should be required viewing for all high school students. The filmmaker succeeds in conveying the women's stories in an empathic and respectful manner without turning the lens away from the harsh realities of the subject matter. An excellent documentary that is educational as well as inspirational - definitely not to be missed.
Lara Pienaar
Mental Healthcare Counselor
South Africa














