The connection between abuse and anxiety – one woman’s experience
When I was living with my partner, I was on the maximum dosage of anti-anxiety medication that was allowable. A higher dosage would not have been safe for me. Still, I was anxious all the time. My partner saw this and said “clearly you are mentally ill”. And sometimes I thought he was right. But now that we are separated, I am not on any medication at all and except for when I have to occasionally see him because of our son, I don’t experience anxiety. — Charlene Price
Episode 8: Understanding the healing journey
In this episode, we explore the healing journey for women who have experienced abuse.
New Year’s greetings!
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Episode 7: Mothering, post separation abuse, and the legal system
How men’s abuse profoundly impacts mothering and how that abuse so often continues after separation…
Episode 6: The harms of help
How services can repeat dynamics of abuse.
Episode 5: Why abusive men are abusive
In this episode, we take on the question women ask again and again: Why is…
Welcome to Episode 4: The impacts of abuse for women
We want to thank you for joining us for this heavy, but essential, conversation. Be…
Episode 3: Understanding the power and control wheel
In this episode of the When Love Hurts podcast, we unpack the realities of power…
Episode 2: Understanding the cycle of abuse
In this episode, we take a deeper look at the cycle of abuse, what it…