Are you being abused? If so, get help from Abe Kass, author of this site and certified Couple and Family Therapist. Every person has a 'human right' to respect, freedom, and to live a life free of abuse.
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Anger fuels emotional abuse. Stop anger — stop emotional abuse, verbal abuse, psychological abuse, and domestic violence! YES,
The ability to assert oneself is critical to protecting yourself from emotional abuse, psychological abuse, and verbal abuse. Typically, abusers are bullies. Standing up to them keeps you emotionally healthy and keeps the abuser in check. Learn how to be strong in the face of abuse.
Anger fuels most emotional abuse, verbal abuse, psychological abuse, and domestic violence. When this is the case, the only way to stop abuse — emotional abuse, verbal abuse, psychological abuse, and domestic violence — is to greatly reduce or completely eliminate expressions of anger. This easy to use anger management will teach you how you can manage your angry feelings.
Abusers should always be given at least one chance to denounce their abusive ways and reform themselves. In this informative video, an abuser and his or her partner can learn the steps necessary to recover from past abuse.
Learn the TRUTH about your marriage or committed relationship... and if there is emotional abuse, what to do and where to get help.
For some abusive individuals, anger may be there the "tool" of choice to maintain control over the target of abuse. In such cases, "stopping anger" is a necessary part of stopping emotional abuse, psychological abuse, and verbal abuse. Take the following free Anger Management Test that will help you determine if you have a serious anger problem or take this Anger Management Test and answer the questions describing the behavior of your partner.
If you are a victim of abuse (or you are an abuser) you will want to know, "Can abusers change?" Answer 15 questions to learn if your abuser can stop abusing.
Learn the truth: Are you being verbally abused? What are the signs of verbal abuse? How should you deal with verbal abuse?
Get started in stoping verbal abuse by taking this free Verbal Abuse Test.
Are you in an abusive relationship? If yes, then you need to defend yourself from abuse. Assertive Communication is a powerful relationship tool to protect your self-esteem and self-worth. As well, Assertive Communication will help you have the confidence to get outside help if needed. Learn more about Assertive Communication.
