| Pastoral Resource Ministries, Inc. |
| An Outreach Ministry for the Millennium |
| To contact: For more information please write or call us at: (860) 916-4613 email: info@theprministries.org |
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| Our goals are to eliminate domestic violence, empower victims, educate the public, and promote partnerships. |
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| Created To Be Whole - Stop Domestic Violence Against Women |
| If you feel you are in danger call your local police 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) 1.800.787.3224 (TTY) Anonymous & Confidential Help 24/7 |
| Stop Domestic Violence |
One of the best reasons to give to
the “Created to Be Whole” Domestic
Violence Program (CTBWDVP) for
women is to make a difference in
the lives of women. Every donation
to this program helps support
victim s of violence and to ensure
someone is available for them in a
time of need.
the “Created to Be Whole” Domestic
Violence Program (CTBWDVP) for
women is to make a difference in
the lives of women. Every donation
to this program helps support
victim s of violence and to ensure
someone is available for them in a
time of need.
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Use a safe computer. Computer use
can be monitored and is impossible
to completely clear. If you are afraid
your Internet and/or computer usage
safer computer, call your the
National Domestic Violence Hotline
or your local Domestic Violence
Hotline.
Connecticut Hotline
1 (888) 774- 2900
can be monitored and is impossible
to completely clear. If you are afraid
your Internet and/or computer usage
safer computer, call your the
National Domestic Violence Hotline
or your local Domestic Violence
Hotline.
Connecticut Hotline
1 (888) 774- 2900
| This information is not presented as legal advice. It’s for resource purposes for individuals seeking information on Domestic Violence. |
| "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Psalms 46:1 "Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers." 3 John 2 |
| Signs of Abuse in Relationships |
| Different Kinds of Abuse Physical Abuse (It's a widely recognized type of abuse) Emotional Abuse (It's the most difficult category of abuse to define) Psychological Abuse Signs of Emotional Abuse Sexual Abuse (It's now considered to be the most harmful type of abuse) Verbal Abuse (Are hurtful and cruel words that forever stay in your heart) Economic Abuse (Is a more subtle sign of abuse) Spiritual Abuse (Express in varying degrees) Physical Abuse Physical abuse is when someone goes too far physically. These are some signs of Physical Abuse - Being slapped, kicked, punched, pushed or choked are more obvious physical signs that a relationship is abusive. Bruises, scratches, welts, cuts, damaged property when angry (thrown objects, punched walls, kicked doors, etc.), stopped you from calling police, prevent you from seeking medical attention, broken bones and abrasions may result, but abusers may consciously hurt victims in ways that avoid detection by the casual observer. http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Physical_abuse Emotional Abuse This mainly occurs when yelling and anger goes too far. It is a series of repeated incidents - whether intentional or not that brings emotional damage to the person being abused. The family, children, pets), monitor where you go, permission to go places, jealousy, humiliated or isolated, punishes you by withholding affections are some of the more hidden signals that a relationship may be abusive. Abusers often maintain power over their partners through behaviors that lower their partner's self-esteem and make them feel helpless. http://www.kalimunro.com/article_emotional_abuse.html Abusers may use both emotional and physical abuse to exert control. Even if it does not leave scars that you can see, emotional abuse can cause serious harm. Depression, anxiety and low self-esteem can be lasting consequences of abuse. Sexual Abuse Sexual abuse is physical or psychological abuse that involves sexual behavior. Forms of sexual abuse include rape and indecent assault. Some signs of Sexual Abuse can include a wide range of forced or unwanted sexual activity, including touching and suggestive or offensive comments. Being forced to have sex against your will is rape, accuses you of cheating, often jealous of your outside relationships,even if the perpetrator is your partner. www.wordiq.com/definition/Sexual_abuse Economic Abuse Some signs of Economic Abuse are - Being denied access to money is a more subtle sign of abuse. Taking paychecks and withholding bill payments are a few examples of economic abuse. This leads to financial dependence on the abuser, an effective method of power and control. Spiritual Abuse Occurs by the use of manipulation, domination, or intimidation. Spiritual Abuse is always expressed in varying degrees. It occurs by a pastor, leader, or even a friend: www.rodesmith.com/2009/02/09/ten-signs-of-spiritual-abuse If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800)799-7233. |
Putting the broken pieces