Leaving an abusive relationship is often described as the most difficult step, but what many people don’t talk about enough is what comes after. The reality is that leaving does not automatically mean the abuse stops, and the recovery journey can take time, support and patience. At Non Violentiam CIC, we support women, mothers and families not only during abuse, but also after they have left. Life after domestic abuse is about rebuilding safety, identity and independence one step at a time. ...

Financial abuse is one of the most overlooked forms of domestic abuse, yet it is one of the most powerful ways an abuser can gain and maintain control. It often happens alongside emotional, psychological or physical abuse, but it can also occur on its own. At Non Violentiam CIC, we support women, mothers and families affected by all forms of domestic abuse, including financial control. Understanding what financial abuse looks like is an important step in recognising unhealthy relationships...

When people think of domestic abuse, they often picture physical violence. While physical abuse is one of the most recognised forms of abuse, it is far from the only one. Emotional abuse can be just as damaging, often leaving deep psychological scars that may last for years. Understanding the differences between emotional abuse and physical abuse can help people recognise unhealthy relationships earlier, support loved ones who may be struggling, and seek the help they deserve. At Non...