Law enforcement training video (below)
Are You Looking For Domestic Violence Help?
Contrary to what most people
believe, domestic violence can be in the form of physical abuse, sexual
abuse, emotional abuse and verbal abuse. There are also other types of
abuses like financial, which is rarely heard of in households.
Regardless of the type of abuse domestic violence help becomes
necessary.
Domestic abuse is defined as the sum of abusive behaviors - physical, emotional, sexual and verbal. The assault does not recognize gender, race, and marital status. It can occur to anybody regardless of ethnic, cultural and educational background.
Why domestic abuse occurs is related to both parties involved. Both parties involved have psychological needs that need to be filled. Psychiatrists reveal that perpetrators want to dominate their victims, punish them against minor or even non-existent sins, and gain control over them. All these can be accomplished using threats, force, coercion and psychological abuse.
Domestic violence help is mostly given to individuals who are either abused at home, at work or anywhere else where the victim becomes helpless and extremely traumatized. Physical abuse is the most common type of violence. It is also the most deadly and visible.
It can start from small gesture like shoving during an argument or grabbing your wrist. However, over time, it can become severe and more frequent. Physical abuses can include slapping, boxing, kicking, and shoving. Also, acts such as choking, pinching, pulling hair, punching, and throwing things.
At worst, perpetrators burn their victims or strangle them, pin them against the wall, bed or floor. When abuse exists within marriage, the abuse can be debilitating, and when left without help, can result to death.
Sexual abuse can also be considered for domestic violence help. At times, sexual abuse is linked to physical. They may occur together-the sexual abuse comes after an episode of physical abuse. Sexual abuse includes sexual exploitation like forcing a victim to look at pornographic material or forcing a victim to participate in such acts.
Other forms of sexual abuse are sexual assault and sexual harassment. Sexual assault refers to an act of forcing a victim to participate in unsafe, degrading or unwanted sexual activity, while sexual harassment is about ridiculing a victim to limit their reproductive and sexuality choices or to make your victim feel inferior about his or her sexual capacity.
Domestic violence help is also given to victims who have received emotional abuse from their perpetrators. The impact of emotional abuse covers mental and psychological, and it can be verbal or non-verbal. Non-verbal consists of subtle actions or behaviors.
Domestic violence help from Verbal or non-verbal abuse is more damaging than physical abuse, according to studies. This may include threats or intimidation to gain compliance, destruction of the victim’s personal possessions.
Do You Need Domestic Violence Help?
Name-calling, saying hurtful things and blaming the victim of how the abuser feels or acts can make the victims feels there is no other way out of the relationship. These are among the complaints of victims who received domestic violence.
Domestic Violence Hotline Our highly-trained advocates are available 24/7/365 to talk confidentially with anyone experiencing domestic violence, seeking resources or information, or questioning unhealthy aspects of their relationship.
Are You Looking For Domestic Violence Help?
| By: Rudy Silva | |
Domestic abuse is defined as the sum of abusive behaviors - physical, emotional, sexual and verbal. The assault does not recognize gender, race, and marital status. It can occur to anybody regardless of ethnic, cultural and educational background.
Why domestic abuse occurs is related to both parties involved. Both parties involved have psychological needs that need to be filled. Psychiatrists reveal that perpetrators want to dominate their victims, punish them against minor or even non-existent sins, and gain control over them. All these can be accomplished using threats, force, coercion and psychological abuse.
Domestic violence help is mostly given to individuals who are either abused at home, at work or anywhere else where the victim becomes helpless and extremely traumatized. Physical abuse is the most common type of violence. It is also the most deadly and visible.
It can start from small gesture like shoving during an argument or grabbing your wrist. However, over time, it can become severe and more frequent. Physical abuses can include slapping, boxing, kicking, and shoving. Also, acts such as choking, pinching, pulling hair, punching, and throwing things.
At worst, perpetrators burn their victims or strangle them, pin them against the wall, bed or floor. When abuse exists within marriage, the abuse can be debilitating, and when left without help, can result to death.
Sexual abuse can also be considered for domestic violence help. At times, sexual abuse is linked to physical. They may occur together-the sexual abuse comes after an episode of physical abuse. Sexual abuse includes sexual exploitation like forcing a victim to look at pornographic material or forcing a victim to participate in such acts.
Other forms of sexual abuse are sexual assault and sexual harassment. Sexual assault refers to an act of forcing a victim to participate in unsafe, degrading or unwanted sexual activity, while sexual harassment is about ridiculing a victim to limit their reproductive and sexuality choices or to make your victim feel inferior about his or her sexual capacity.
Domestic violence help is also given to victims who have received emotional abuse from their perpetrators. The impact of emotional abuse covers mental and psychological, and it can be verbal or non-verbal. Non-verbal consists of subtle actions or behaviors.
Domestic violence help from Verbal or non-verbal abuse is more damaging than physical abuse, according to studies. This may include threats or intimidation to gain compliance, destruction of the victim’s personal possessions.
Do You Need Domestic Violence Help?
Name-calling, saying hurtful things and blaming the victim of how the abuser feels or acts can make the victims feels there is no other way out of the relationship. These are among the complaints of victims who received domestic violence.
Domestic Violence Hotline Our highly-trained advocates are available 24/7/365 to talk confidentially with anyone experiencing domestic violence, seeking resources or information, or questioning unhealthy aspects of their relationship.
