When your abusive ex enters a new relationship, it can stir up fear, guilt, and moral questions. This article explores how to protect others without risking your own safety.

Have you ever felt drained by a relationship where one person’s insecurities always take center stage? Vulnerable narcissists don’t boast, they seek endless reassurance. This post explores their emotional push-pull, using the movie The Real Pain’s as a case study.

Gabby Petito’s tragic case is a textbook example of coercive control that went unnoticed. Learn the warning signs, the systemic failures, and how we can protect victims before it’s too late.

Emotional abuse often hides behind a mask of love and care. Read Ella’s story to understand how control can creep into relationships and how healing is possible.

Healing after a dysfunctional relationship is hard, but with self-compassion, therapy, and understanding the grief process, you can move toward closure and a healthier future.

After a breakup, abusers often use hidden tactics to maintain control and harm their ex-partner, including manipulating the legal system, children, and shared responsibilities.

There is a misunderstanding that needs to be addressed - the concept of 'mutual abuse' in relationships is not accurate and can harm those involved. Almost always, there will be a primary aggressor and primary victim.

Psychological abuse involves using tactics to control someone's thoughts. Abusers make the victim feel crazy, manipulate them, or threaten them. Emotional abuse controls a person's emotions and causes distress. Abusers belittle, blame, and humiliate their victims.