Harbor House Domestic Abuse Programs
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Education is an important tool in the fight to end domestic abuse. By understanding the numerous types and complexities of domestic abuse, as well as the various traumatic effects abuse can have on the lives of abuse victims, members of the community become better able to respond to instances of domestic abuse. Below, you’ll find a number of resources, including resources for victims and survivors, resources for protective parents, resources for children and teens, resources for professionals, and resources for friends and family.
Created in 1984 by the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project in Duluth, Minnesota, the Power and Control Wheel helps victims identify the abusive behaviors and tactics used by their partners. This particular control wheel has been adapted to help identify tactics most often used to manipulate and control members of the LGBTQ community.
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