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domestic violence
Articles
The Disturbing Link Between Pregnancy and Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse affects individuals across all demographics, but a particularly vulnerable group is pregnant women. Research shows that domestic violence often begins or intensifies...
Articles
Sleep Deprivation Abuse: When Sleep Becomes a Weapon of Control
Coercive control is often discussed in the context of emotional and psychological manipulation, but one lesser known, though equally insidious, form of coercive control...
Articles
Why Survivors Experience Grief After Leaving an Abusive Partner
When someone escapes an abusive relationship, many assume the immediate reaction will be relief. After all, they’ve freed themselves from someone who caused significant...
In the News
Julie Ann McIlwaine Trial: Domestic Abuse Victim Stabbed Partner to Death
The trial of Julie Ann McIlwaine, accused of murdering her partner James Crossley, has raised profound questions about domestic abuse, victimization, and self-defense. McIlwaine,...
Stories
The Story of Nicola Hanney: From Coercive Control to Justice
Dublin woman Nicola Hanney endured a four-year campaign of abuse and coercive control by her former partner, Garda officer Paul Moody. Their relationship, which...
Articles
The Role of Story Telling in Recovery from Abuse and Trauma
I am a mental health nurse. I currently work in a community setting on the south coast of NSW, Australia. While it is place...
Articles
When Support Turns Toxic: The Enablers Who Help Abusers and Harm Victims
In domestic abuse, the focus is often on the abuser; however, there is a crucial, often overlooked element in the perpetuation of abusive dynamics:...
In the News
“He Fired a Crossbow at Me”: Belfast Abuse Survivor Recounts Harrowing Escape
A Belfast domestic abuse survivor, Chelsea Hamilton, has bravely shared her story to encourage other women to seek justice after enduring years of coercive...