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07/22/2022
There's not enough conversation surrounding the abuse from narcissists. This article in USA Today is eye-opening.
What it's like to divorce a narcissist: One woman's battle with post-separation abuse What's harder than being married to a narcissist? Divorcing one. "One Mom's Battle" founder Tina Swithin details her experience with separation abuse.
07/20/2022
We have GOT to take domestic violence seriously EVERY.SINGLE.TIME.
Mom dies after stabbing in Harper Woods, 3rd death linked to her son Jonathan Welch A woman who police said was stabbed by her own son during a violent crime spree, has died, according to her family - tying another death to Jonathan Welch, who was out after being released on a low bond.
06/30/2022
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This Thursday we'll be having our Community Conversations and having an open dialogue with the male perspective surrounding abuse.
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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Community Conversations: Mental Heath & Men Survivors. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. With the very public case of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard highlighting the fact that men can be abused too, this month's Community Conversation is dedicated to sharing the survival stories of men while deep-diving into the the mental health of both abusers and survivors. Be prepared for a conversatio...
06/29/2022
It's time we have a hard conversation.
On Thursday, June 30 at 6pm, our next will take place. We'll be talking to men that are in the business and passion of preventing domestic abuse.
We encourage you to register free at bit.ly/junecomcon. Come ready to ask questions as we deep dive into the minds of the men on the panel.
Every minute, about 20 people are physically abused by an intimate partner in the U.S.
Young women are the most likely targets.
Women between the ages of 18 and 24 are the most likely to experience intimate partner violence.
📌Stop the cycle!
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Abuse is frequently harder to identify due to the variety of ways it can show. Some abusers are always nice and lovely, making it difficult for people to notice the abuse.
Emotional abuse is often difficult to detect since it can appear as compliments or friendly words. Those who are not in an abusive relationship sometimes struggle to distinguish between what is considered normal conduct and what is abusive behavior.
http://ed.gr/d26oa
✅Stop the cycle!
Join us today and solve the issue at the root!
📞Call CBAM today for a confidential consultation at (404) 284-9878 or utilize the link below to sign up for The Root Solution program.
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Often, when we're trying to control others (in this case, our spouse), we're acting out of fear.
Perhaps it's fear of the unknown or just the simple fear of not getting something that we deeply desire.
Whatever the case, the primary motivating factor in controlling behavior is often fear.
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We are here to help you to stop the cycle!
📌If you want a result, you have to fix the leak.
For substantial and sustained impact on the lives of those impacted by Intimate Partner Violence, we must fix the root. That is what we do at CBAM.
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