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WASamantha’s ex-partner isolated and abused her. He’s the first man in NSW to serve jail time for coercive control. #law
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TO1. ... rescue you from your abuser.
2. ...read between the lines of your pain.
3. ...understand coercive control unless you name it and prove it.
4. ..see the years of abuse unless you show the pattern clearly.
5. ...care that he was cruel if you can’t tie it to custody or safety.
6. ...reward you for enduring.
7. ...connect the dots unless you draw the lines.
8. ...be trauma-informed-so your evidence has to be airtight.
9. ...see silence as strength
-they might see it as weakness.
10....protect you from a narcissist who knows how to perform.
1. ...interpret manipulation unless you document it with specifics.
2. ...take your word over his
—unless you bring leverage.
1. ...know what happened behind closed doors unless you tell them strategically.
2. ...be moved by tears.
They’re moved by evidence.
15....understand your fear unless it’s backed by facts.
Want the truth about how family court really works-so you can finally stop guessing and start preparing?
That’s exactly why I created the Family Court Survival Guide.
It’s not just advice. It’s strategy.
Because your judge won’t connect the dots-but this guide will help you draw them.
Get the guide. Be ready. Protect what matters most. Comment GUIDE for the link! (Also in my bio)
@toolsoftexascottages
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MSIf you are a wealthy stay-at-home mom and you haven’t done these things, you may only be wealthy adjacent.
Does your husband tell you not to worry about the finances, but won’t let you see the checking account, investments, or credit card statements? Does he dismiss your questions or make you feel dramatic for asking?
This happens more than you think. And yes—this is financial abuse and often coercive control.
Telling a woman “not to worry” is not a financial plan. And you shouldn’t believe it, even if you trust your husband. Why? Because circumstances change. People change. And if you aren’t set up properly, he can behave however he wants while you’re left stuck—after sacrificing your career, your independence, and your freedom.
People will say you’re lucky to have the lifestyle you do. What they don’t realize is that without autonomy or control over your own life, that lifestyle can feel like a prison. Many women would choose peace and partnership over all the money in the world.
Many women I speak with have prenups, family money they don’t control, or assets that existed before the marriage. They get to enjoy the lifestyle as long as they play along. But if things go south, they’re left with very little leverage—or nothing at all.
It doesn’t have to be this way. But you have to act before it’s too late.
You owe it to yourself to take inventory of where you are, rebalance your relationship, and prepare for whatever the future holds. I’ve heard from three women this week who never thought this would apply to them. Now they’re scrambling to figure out what they have, how to rebuild, and what comes next.
I’m offering 10 one-hour deep dive calls for the rest of the month. We’ll assess your situation and determine your best next steps. This is not therapy. This is for women ready to take action and create change now.
Comment “Change” to book your call.
#stayathomemomlife #financialempowerment #financialindependence #womenandmoney #marriageandmoney #financialabuseawareness #coercivecontrol #prenup #womensupportingwomen #protectyourfuture #wealthwithoutcontrol #modernmarriage
@msannagoff
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DRLet’s talk about what happens when you repeatedly say “let’s just break up” or “maybe we should just be done” during conflict.
Gradually, you teach yourself and your partner that this is just part of how you fight. Talking about breaking up is woven into the conflict dynamic. When fights get bad, you bring up breaking up.
But you don’t actually break up. It is essentially a gesture or a way of expressing overwhelm, desperation, or hurt. It’s not a literal statement about what you’re going to do.
The problem is, using language like this on repeat starts teaching you both to keep escalating, again and again. It normalizes threats as valid conflict tactics. And to be honest, it can be really difficult to stop making break up threats once you start. Not just because the feelings remain, but because you’ve established a behavioral pathway that in some way, shape, or form “works.”
Part of establishing a healthier, safer relationship is keeping break up talk out of conflict. Even when you’re feeling hurt, angry, or hopeless.
NOTE: I am not saying you shouldn’t end a relationship. And I’m also not talking about situations of coercive control where multiple attempts to leave are thwarted by an abusive partner.
@drmarinarosenthal
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JEWhen I asked what issues matter most to you, coercive control was raised.
It’s an insidious form of abuse, which is why my team and I commit to making it a crime in Victoria.
That’s a strong step forward for victims and families.
@jesswilsonmp
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DRWhy? Because a narcissist’s coercive control is NOT random. It is deliberate, selective, and strategic.
#coercivecontrol #narcissisticabuse #narcissisticabuseawareness #gaslight #survivorstories
@dr.z_psychologist
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FICompletely isolating you from friends is one of the classic tactics used by abusers. It’s a dangerous form of coercive control. When you’re not allowed to see or speak to your loved ones, you’re far easier to gaslight and manipulate. They do this to:
➤ Distort your perception (gaslighting thrives in isolation)
➤ Control the narrative (you only hear their version of reality)
➤ Undermine your confidence (without others to reflect your worth, you begin to doubt yourself)
➤ Wear down resistance (without support, they can override your internal voice)
If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. Freedom and healing are possible. 🙏🏼🤍
#narcisisticabuse #survivorseries #healingfromwithin
@firerose
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NEThis is coercive control.
When an abuser uses your child as leverage,
fear does the work for them.
It’s not protection.
It’s not love.
It’s psychological captivity.
#domesticabuseawareness #coercivecontrol #survivorstories #thisisabuse #healingafterabuse
@nelsayyy_
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MAFamily violence continues to be a major issue for the Monash electorate. I’ve been inspired to do more through the work of some incredible local groups like Change for Sam.
I’ve heard from many people about the need for reform around coercive control. The Victorian Coalition Opposition and states like Tasmania and Queensland have led the way on this, but more needs to be done at a national level.
@maryaldredmonash
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FICompletely isolating you from friends is one of the classic tactics used by abusers. It’s a dangerous form of coercive control. When you’re not allowed to see or speak to your loved ones, you’re far easier to gaslight and manipulate. They do this to:
➤ Undermine your confidence (without others to reflect your worth, you begin to doubt yourself)
➤ Distort your perception (gaslighting thrives in isolation)
➤ Control the narrative (you only hear their version of reality)
➤ Wear down resistance (without support, they can override your internal voice)
If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. Freedom and healing are possible. 🙏🏼🤍
#narcisisticabuse #survivors #faithoverfear
@firerose
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ANToday, I rose in the House to speak in support of Bill C-223, the Keeping Children Safe Act. This bill puts the best interests of the child at the centre of family law decisions with safety, well-being, and lived experience as the priority.
📌 It recognizes that family violence is not only physical, but also includes coercive control.
📌 It requires early and consistent screening for family violence in the court process.
📌 It ensures children’s voices are heard in an age-appropriate and safe way.
📌 It helps prevent survivors and their children from being retraumatized by the justice system.
This bill allows us to believe survivors and ensure that families navigating the courts are not exposed to further harm.
Court decisions shape children’s everyday lives where they live, who they see, and whether they grow up safe. Our justice system must protect them, not put them at risk.
Proud to support Bill C-223 and to stand with survivors, advocates, and families calling for a child-centred approach to justice.
---------------------- Aujourd’hui, j’ai pris la parole à la Chambre pour appuyer le projet de loi C-223.
Ce projet de loi place l’intérêt supérieur de l’enfant au cœur des décisions en droit de la famille sans présomption automatique de garde partagée, et avec une priorité claire : la sécurité, le bien-être et la réalité vécue de l’enfant.
📌 Il reconnaît enfin que la violence familiale ne se limite pas à la violence physique.
📌 Il oblige les tribunaux à tenir compte du contrôle coercitif dès le début du processus.
📌 Il garantit que la voix des enfants soit entendue, de façon sécuritaire et appropriée.
📌 Il vise à éviter que les survivants et leurs enfants soient revictimisés par le système judiciaire.
Ce projet de loi nous permet de croire les survivants et de protéger les enfants, au lieu de les exposer à davantage de risques.
Les décisions des tribunaux façonnent la vie quotidienne des enfants. Elles doivent être guidées par les faits, l’écoute et la sécurité pas par des mythes ou des stéréotypes dépassés.
Je suis fière de soutenir le projet de loi C-223 et d’appuyer toutes les familles qui demandent un sy
@anita_vandenbeld
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HO#JHSON Associate Professor, Dr. Kamila Alexander, shares 5 things we all should know about coercive control ahead of the sentencing of Sean "Diddy" Combs.
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