What To Do If you Suspect A Loved One Is Being Abused

Abusive relationships take their toll, both physically and emotionally, not only on the victim of the abuse, but also on his or her loved ones. The signs of abuse do not always manifest in bruises, cuts, and scratches. It takes education and patience to identify more subtle forms of abuse like intimidation, economic exploitation, or isolation from loved ones. It goes without saying that family members of the abused want to help as much as possible, but these scenarios are often delicate, complex, and must be handled with extreme caution.

Recognition

Before deciding on a plan of action, it’s important to gather …read more