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Understanding the Red Flags
Coercive Control
A pattern of controlling behaviors designed to isolate and dominate the victim. Examples include monitoring movements, restricting contact with friends & family, controlling activities.
Sexual Abuse
Any non-consensual sexual activity, including pressure, coercion, or assault.
It can also involve degrading sexual comments or forcing unwanted acts.
Digital Abuse
Using technology to harass, monitor, or control. Examples include tracking devices, hacking accounts, sending threatening messages, or controlling social media activity.
Stalking
Persistent attention that causes fear, such as following, showing up uninvited, repeated calls, messages, or using technology to track movements. It often continues after the relationship ends.
Harrassment
Repeated, unwanted behavior intended to intimidate, humiliate, or distress. This can include constant messaging, threats, public shaming, or interfering with work and social life.
Physical Abuse
Involves any act of physical harm such as hitting, slapping, choking, pushing, or using weapons. It can also include denying medical care or forcing substance use.
Psychological Abuse
Involves any act of physical harm such as hitting, slapping, choking, pushing, or using weapons. It can also include denying medical care or forcing substance use.
Financial/Economic Abuse
Restricting access to money, preventing employment, or controlling all financial decisions. This creates dependency and limits the ability to leave the relationship.
Our Escapists
Every story shared here belongs to someone who has faced unimaginable challenges and found the courage to rise again. These testimonials come directly from survivors, their words, their experiences, their journeys. By listening to them, we honor their resilience and learn how real-life insights shape the support and technology we provide. Their voices lead the way toward safety, healing, and hope