
Shining light on coercive control and domestic abuse, offering clarity, compassion, and community for survivors.
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This week I’m pleased to share a guest article by journalist , exploring economic abuse, coerced debt, and the barriers survivors face when trying to rebuild their financial independence. Lauren writes extensively about domestic violence, t...
When an Abuser Makes You Pay for Having Needs
When my former husband broke his ankle, he spent much of his recovery stretched out on the sofa, watching television and playing video games. Whenever he wanted something, he would call out to...
When most people think of a cult leader, they usually picture someone who manipulates followers, demands unquestioning loyalty, controls their lives and makes it extraordinarily difficult to leave. What many don’t realise is how closely the...
Understanding our choices and responsibility without taking the blame for abuse, with a downloadable guide.
What You’ll Find in This Article
Setting boundaries is presented as an essential part of healthy relationships. We are encouraged to communicate our needs clearly, stand up for ourselves, and be firm about what we are willing to accept. But in a relationship with an abuser...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, researcher, and mother exposing coercive control, domestic abuse, and post-separation abuse. I blend lived experience with psychology research to bring clarity, tools, and hope for survivors.
Psychologist & 5th degree black belt who believes in the power of people working together for better. Straight talk about trauma, resilience, mind-body healing, life, & hope from my heart to yours. USA Today Woman of the Year. Plus cats.
Journalist and author covering domestic violence & mental health. First book, THE TIES THAT HARM—on sibling abuse, the most common but least understood form of family violence, and how we heal—set to be published on April 6, 2027.
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