Authors: Mariam Rasheed, LMSW, Issra Killawi, B.A. Acknowledgments: We would like to thank Maryum Khwaja, LCSW, and Madiha Tahseen, Ph.D. for their review of this article. This article contains content that may be triggering for victims and survivors of domestic
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Do you think you’ve been a victim of domestic violence, or know someone who has? This IRUSA infographic shows some of the signs and stats related to domestic violence. For more information and resources, visit irusa.org/saynotodv
Abusive relationships are fairly simple. They are driven by insecurity, fear that feeds that insecurity and an expectation of inconsistency, both real and perceived. An abuser is morbidly insecure. S/he (yes, potentially, she) has little sense of his/her own social
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