by Angela Onyebuchi | Oct 8, 2024 | Domestic Violence In Faith Communities
Addressing domestic violence in faith communities requires a compassionate and comprehensive approach that respects both the spiritual and emotional needs of individuals. Acknowledge the problem openly: Faith communities must first recognize that domestic violence can...
by Angela Onyebuchi | Oct 3, 2024 | breaking free
Abusive relationships often follow recognizable patterns that can trap individuals in cycles of harm, making it difficult for them to leave. Understanding these patterns is crucial in realizing why people may stay in abusive relationships and how they can break free....
by Angela Onyebuchi | Oct 1, 2024 | Societal norms and domestic violence
Cultural and societal factors play a huge role in how domestic violence is understood, tolerated, or addressed in different communities. These factors can shape how victims and abusers see themselves, influence whether people speak out, and impact the kind of support...
by Angela Onyebuchi | Sep 30, 2024 | The cycle of abuse
The cycle of violence is a pattern often seen in abusive relationships, and it tends to repeat itself in three distinct phases: tension, explosion, and reconciliation. Understanding this cycle helps shed light on why it can be so difficult for people to leave abusive...
by Angela Onyebuchi | Sep 30, 2024 | Healing after an abusive relationship
Healing after leaving an abusive partner is a deeply personal and often challenging journey, but it’s one filled with growth, self-discovery, and the possibility of renewal. When someone escapes an abusive relationship, it’s not just about physically leaving; it’s...
