Abuse

Financial abuse refers to any attempt directed towards controlling someone’s ability to gain, use, or maintain financial assets or resources.

Physical abuse against children and in relationships

Sexual Abuse or sexual assault refers to any sexual activity which takes place without consent. Sexual abuse impacts a person’s capability to control their sexual activity or the situations in which sexual activity transpires, including oral sex, rape, or restricting access to birth control and condoms.

Have you been shamed, blamed, and manipulated often for your feelings and views? This can be a cycle of emotional abuse. Read more here to understand the fundamentals of this concept.

Emotional Blackmail is a form of psychological abuse that often takes place in close relationships.

Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse. Gaslighting involves one person manipulating the other person to make them constantly doubt themselves.

Abuse is a situation where an individual is treated in a way that is harmful and damaging. Abuse has no boundaries of age, gender and can occur to anyone. No matter the reason, leaving any kind of relationship can be tough and strenuous. It becomes impossible in an abusive relationship without the right support.

Narcissistic abuse is defined as verbal, sexual, physical, financial or emotional abuse experienced by a person with narcissistic traits. A narcissist is described as an individual who spends a little too much time loving or caring for themselves. At the core of all this love, lies shame – and a narcissist might go to any length to avoid feeling it.