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New National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline - The Hotline
In addition to a toll-free phone line, loveisrepect.org will be the first interactive dating abuse website, staffed by trained advocates, where teens can write and immediately get assistance …
Narcissism and Abuse - The Hotline
Many people believe narcissism and abuse are interconnected. Abuse is a choice & mental health does not cause it. Learn more.
What Is Emotional Abuse - The Hotline
Emotional abuse is also a foundation for other forms of abuse. Often, it is used erode a person’s self-esteem and self-worth and create a psychological dependency on the abusive partner. …
Identify Abuse | The National Domestic Violence Hotline
Whether you are experiencing abuse or someone you know is, it's crucial to know how to identify abuse. Read more to learn how.
About The Hotline - Free, Confidential & Compassionate Support
24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, the National Domestic Violence Hotline provides essential tools and support to help survivors of domestic violence so they can live …
Understand Relationship Abuse - The Hotline
Ending the harm and stigma of domestic violence requires a nuanced understanding of what abuse is, as well as examples of healthy relationships. This can help you make the best …
What to Expect When You Contact Us - The Hotline
Every contact with The Hotline is personal. Some people who reach out to us identify as survivors of abuse, some as concerned friends or family members, and some as abusive partners …