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Today, I stumbled upon a short film that was created by student at Arts University Bournemouth (AUB). It’s a short educational film on domestic abuse and violence against men, demonstrating different sorts of abuse a woman can inflict upon a man. Be it bullying, mind games, emotional blackmail, or physical, it’s all abuse, Continue reading Abuse – A Short Film
Nobody has the right to abuse you. Be it physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, economic, mental, or even spiritual abuse, it’s wrong, and no one should be subjected to it. Each type of abuse can be extremely damaging and leave physical and emotional scars that could stay with the survivor for years to come. People don’t Continue reading Ten Signs You Are In an Abusive Relationship
I can’t say enough good things about Hope’s Door. They were there for me when I needed them most. My individual counselor was awesome. She helped me so much, it’s impossible for me to thank her enough. This site’s name is based on a gift that she gave me and a Continue reading Hope’s Door Celebrates 30 Years of Service
Repeated exposure to violence impacts brain development. A child’s developing brain soaks up everything the child experiences, good or bad. Here’s a video that was put together by the Attorney General’s Office of the California Department of Justice. Please be advised that this video contains interviews with survivors, and includes Continue reading Exposure to Violence and a Child’s Developing Brain