6 Tips to Survive an Abuser’s Tactics of Maximum Pain, Maximum Gain
How to come out ahead when an abuser wants to hurt you and win at all costs
Julie Nee and Lisa Aronson Fontes, PhD
6 Tips to Survive an Abuser’s Tactics of Maximum Pain, Maximum Gain
How to come out ahead when an abuser wants to hurt you and win at all costs
Julie Nee and Lisa Aronson Fontes, PhD
October was Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time we focused on providing education and outreach about domestic violence and our services. However, we believe it’s important to take more than just one month a year to do that. So, this month’s article is about defining what exactly domestic violence is. We often hear “it can’t be domestic violence…they didn’t hit me”. “It’s not domestic violence…we’re married, and he/she just likes to know where I am at all times and give me an allowance”.
October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, is coming to an end and we wanted to take a moment and educate on the impact of domestic violence on kids. We often focus on the adults – but what about the kids?
A few statistics that have a great impact on our communities.