Learn MoreAbout Abuse
Abuse is a pattern of behavior used to gain power and control over another person, often in an intimate relationship. It can take many forms, including physical violence, emotional manipulation, financial control, and psychological coercion. Recognizing abuse is the first step toward breaking free from its cycle and seeking help. No one deserves to live in fear or endure mistreatment, and support is available to help survivors regain safety, independence, and empowerment.
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Facts About Abuse
- Abuse can be physical, emotional, verbal, financial, or sexual.
- It often involves isolation, intimidation, and threats to maintain control.
- Many survivors struggle to recognize abuse due to manipulation and fear.
- Leaving an abusive relationship is difficult but not impossible with the right support.
- Education and awareness are crucial for prevention and intervention.
- There are safe shelters, hotlines, and legal resources available for survivors.