When most people think of domestic violence, images of physical harm often come to mind. Bruises, cuts, and other visible injuries are commonly associated with abuse. However, domestic violence isn’t always physical—it can manifest in…
Domestic violence remains a complex and pervasive issue affecting individuals, families, and communities. Despite its prevalence, many cases go unreported, shrouded by stigma, fear, and silence. Every survivor’s story is different, but each underscores the…
Survivors of domestic violence often face numerous obstacles when seeking help, and cultural barriers can significantly compound these challenges. For immigrant and minority communities in California, particularly in Riverside, systemic, linguistic, and societal hurdles may…
The growing prevalence of technology in our daily lives brings both convenience and potential risks, especially for individuals experiencing domestic violence. Digital tools can sometimes be manipulated by abusers to stalk, monitor, and harass survivors.…
Surviving domestic violence is an act of courage, but the path to healing doesn’t end there. The aftermath of abuse often leaves emotional scars that require compassionate care and guidance. Mental health support plays a…
