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12 ways to support someone you know being subjected to domestic abuse
Wondering how to help a friend or family member facing domestic abuse? Start by listening and believing them without judgment. Reassure them it’s not their fault and remind them they’re not alone. Offer a safe space, be patient, and respect their decisions. You can share resources, help with reports, or attend appointments if they wish. Small acts—checking in, keeping records, or offering practical support can make a real difference.
Harry Johnson
Sep 112 min read


5 toxic traits to look out for in your friends relationship this Valentine’s Day!
Spotting the signs of domestic abuse is key. Educate yourself to help yourself or others support someone they care about
Sophie Ellingworth
Feb 132 min read


10 signs your sister is in a controlling relationship
Worried your sister’s in a toxic relationship? Look for red flags like isolation, control, criticism, or constant monitoring. Trust your gut
Sophie Ellingworth
Dec 24, 20244 min read


10 signs your friend is in a toxic relationship!
In today’s social media driven world, buzzwords like ‘toxic relationships’ constantly appear on our feeds. Here are 10 signs to look out for
Sophie Ellingworth
Jul 26, 20243 min read
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