Domestic Violence Solutions

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.

A big problem these days is TOO MUCH information.  Absolutely anybody can set up a free blog and show up in your search engine results with whatever information (or misinformation) and advice they want, even if it’s crazy or dangerous.  The search engines try to rank for relevance and credibility, but really can’t.  It’s a miracle if the average person can find the best information without guidance.  Our Free Report is all about just getting you to the most credible, reliable sources for good, safe information.  Having said all that by way of a disclaimer, here’s one site we think is good information the authors have been able to communicate in short, understandable, practical ways:  http://www.helpguide.org/mental/domestic_violence_abuse_types_signs_causes_effects.htm.

This blog is intended for people who know someone they think is a victim of domestic violence, or a child they’re concerned is living in a home where there’s domestic violence. What can you do? What can you say? What can you do? There’s a free report for you to download. If you’re a person who’s being abused, or is the victim of domestic violence, this site is NOT for you! Please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline — 800-799-SAFE — instead.