Some of my friends and I spent months studying information online and in books to write an ebook for you, you who want to help someone — a woman, man, child, employee, partner, grandchild — you think is being abused. In the end, we felt the best thing to do was to tell you how to find the best resources and advice in your own community (see Free Report). We’ve also recommended one source of information on the Internet that’s simple and straightforward (see below), and won’t overwhelm you with information or multiple pages of stuff.
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If you're here because you want to help someone else you think is being abused, WELCOME. The purpose of this blog is to simplify the information and resources already available, to point you to good and credible sources for more information, and to equip you with the questions you need to ask yourself and your local experts before you get involved.If You’re The One Being Abused…
This is the wrong place for you. To find out the right place, call the National Domestic Abuse Hotline at 800-799-SAFE. Computers can be monitored and never completely erased.Free Report
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