When the Feelings Rush Back
Triggers domestic violence survivors face, and how to get through them By domesticshelters.org A survivor might be able to escape a violent partner. But they may experience traumatic stress afterward,…
When Domestic Violence Happens Later in Life
Why elders are more likely to suffer in silence April 22, 2015 By domesticshelters.org Domestic violence isn’t ageist. Seniors are just as susceptible as their younger generations to encounter abuse…
You Have Rights as a Victim
It’s important to know what they are and when they apply June 04, 2018 By domesticshelters.org You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney.…
SURVIVAL SEX FOR HOMELESS YOUTH IS A REALITY
06/19/2018 For Human Trafficking Awareness Month, we are exploring the hard truth on homeless youth and survival sex. Learn how you can help prevent sex trafficking. As part of Human…
I’m Ready to Leave My Abuser, Now What?
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Power and Control Wheel – Understanding the Power and Control Wheel
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Sex trafficking happens in hotels
Pimps rent rooms in hotels, then go online to create advertisements in adult sexual services pages, and finally sell victims in hotels or have victims meet purchasers at nearby hotels.…
You Can Stop Apologizing Now
What it means when you can’t stop saying ‘I’m sorry’ after escaping abuse Heartfelt apologies can go a long way. “I’m sorry what I said hurt your feelings.” Polite apologies…
5 Ways to Intervene When You Suspect Domestic Violence
There are safe ways to be an active bystander and speak up for those who can’t March 14, 2018 By domesticshelters.org Imagine this scenario: You’re out shopping on a Saturday…
Who Did You Tell When You Were Ready to Leave?
The reason many survivors keep their escape plans a secret 03/14/2018 “I secretly planned it with my mom, brother and sister-in-law.” “I told a close friend and my pastor.” “I…