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Abuser will not be abusive all the time. There will be some good times and victims hold onto these hoping the abuser will change. Amanda* explains how good moments with her abuser was like an ... addiction that gave her a high, making it hard to leave #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth
If victims are financially dependent on their abuser, they may feel they have nowhere to go or no one to turn to, especially if the abuser has turned people against them and they feel its their fault.... #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth
Amanda* regularly heard the phrases "I'm only joking" and "I'm just having a laugh" in her relationship. These are often used by abusers to hide and disguise their threats and put downs. This is also ... known as #Gaslighting. #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #DomesticAbuse
For many of us who haven't experienced an abusive relationship, we often read stories and think “why don't they just leave and get out, I wouldn’t stand for it”. #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth
Amazing news for all the families and children living at our Staffs Moorlands refuge! We've been given over £10,000 by @StaffMoorlandDC to run more activities for the children, and even take them on ... some trips. https://findtheglow.org.uk/2020/10/12/children-in-moorlands-refuge-given-extra-funding-for-activities-and-trips/
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Abuser will not be abusive all the time. There will be some good times and victims hold onto these hoping the abuser will change.
This #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth we're looking at some of the reasons many people stay in stay in abusive relationships.
Amanda* explains how good moments with her abuser was like an addiction that gave her a high, making it hard to leave and easy to fall back into the relationship.This #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth we're looking at some of the reasons many people stay in stay in abusive relationships.
Amanda* regularly heard the phrases "I'm only joking" and "I'm just having a laugh" in her relationship. These are often used by abusers to hide and disguise their threats and put downs.
This is also known as gaslighting and often makes it harder for victims to see that they're in an unhealthy relationship and believe that their partners behaviour is their fault.For many of us who haven't experienced an abusive relationship, we often read stories and think “why don't they just leave and get out, I wouldn’t stand for it”.
Relationships of any kind are complex and we don’t always fully understand that breaking up can be more complicated than it seems.
This #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth we're looking at some of the reasons many people stay in stay in abusive relationships - fear being one of the biggestAmazing news for all the families and children living at our Staffs Moorlands refuge!
We've been given over £10,000 by Staffordshire Moorlands District Council to run more activities for the children, and even take them on some trips.
Find our more here crowd.in/nc3KyRDarren* recently completed our Respect accredited programme designed to help people end their abusive behaviour.
Our programmes and courses are still running online for those who want to take control and stop their abusive behaviour in its tracks. If you're ready to find out more and start your journey, just like Darren's, get in touch today. crowd.in/CcBhYN #drawtheline
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Children in Moorlands refuge given extra funding for activities and trips
Our Staffordshire Moorlands refuge has been granted extra funding to help us improve the lives of the children living with…
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Glow celebrates role teachers play in ending domestic abuse this World Teacher Day
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£41k funding boost to help tackle post lockdown demand increase
We’ve been awarded £41,567 to help run recovery services for domestic abuse victims. The cash, from the National Lottery’s Community…
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Enlighten: our research library
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REaDAPt Project
Download researchLed by academics at Keele University, our
Relationships without Fear programme was chosen as part of the REaDAPt Project, to evaluate programmes across the EU that aimed to educate young people about healthy relationships and decrease acceptance of related violence.
We used the evaluation to improve our Relationships without Fear programme.
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From Boys to Men Project
Download researchCarried out by Keele University, the project aimed to understand why some boys go on to abuse others and what could be done to reduce the number.
Arch assisted Keele University to develop research tools to measure the attitudes and beliefs of boys about violence and abuse in relationships.
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