Unraveling the Knot: Exploring the Intersection of Domestic Violence and Mental Health
The correlation between mental health and domestic violence is multifaceted and often cyclical. Individuals who experience domestic violence, whether physical, emotional, or psychological, often suffer from significant mental health issues due to the trauma they endure. It’s crucial to recognize that addressing both mental health and domestic violence is essential for breaking the cycle of abuse and promoting healing and recovery for survivors.
An Invisible Connection: Traumatic Brain Injury & Domestic Violence
The relationship between traumatic brain injury and domestic violence remains critically under-researched and is often not discussed.
Silent Witness
The Silent Witness Initiative is a memorial of life-sized, red silhouettes honoring the lives of women, men, and children who have lost their lives due to domestic violence.
Why You Matter in the Fight Against Domestic Violence
Written by Triniti Horner Every college student knows the feeling of the spring semester. As it begins, students are...
A Look at Spiritual Abuse Through the Lens of Domestic Violence
When you hear the term “domestic abuse”, what first comes to mind? Many of us first think of bruises and marks that...
VIP Purple Party
We had a wonderful time at our VIP Purple Party! Our board members, donors, and executive staff enjoyed an open house...
How to Help a Friend Who Is Experiencing Abuse
If you believe your friend, family member, or someone you know may be experiencing abuse, but they have yet to confide...
As Abuse Increases, We Need You!
Home: a place to gather with those you love around a table and share a meal. A place to sit in the living room floor...