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  • LGBTQI+ Helplines and Support Services – Shropshire, Wrexham and Nationwide

    LGBTQI+ Helplines and Support Services – Shropshire, Wrexham and Nationwide

    LGBTQI+ Resource Hub | Support for Children, Adults & Families 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ LGBTQI+ Resource Hub Support, information, and resources for children, adults, and families. You are not alone — help is available. “No matter where you are on this journey, support is available. Whether you’re a parent trying to understand, a young person finding your…

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  • NAAVoices Comprehensive UK Domestic Abuse Protection Guide Legal Rights, Court Orders & Support Services

    NAAVoices Comprehensive UK Domestic Abuse Protection Guide Legal Rights, Court Orders & Support Services

    The comprehensive UK Domestic Abuse Protection Guide provides vital information on legal rights, protective orders, and support services for victims and professionals. It outlines various protective measures under the law, including the Victims’ Code and specific court orders like Non-Molestation and Occupation Orders, ensuring victims are informed and supported in their journey toward safety.

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  • Two Years On: From Survival to Strength

    Two Years On: From Survival to Strength

    2 years later 📆⏳👣 Two years ago today, I walked back into work after seven weeks away, having lost four stone. At the time, no one saw what that actually meant: the trauma, the pressure, the systems failing quietly in the background. I didn’t yet understand what had been done to my nervous system, my…

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  • Mental Health & Neurodiversity Helplines and Organisations.

    Mental Health & Neurodiversity Helplines and Organisations.

    Mental Health & Neurodiversity Support Resources | NAAVoices.com NAAVoices.com Empowering voices, supporting recovery 🚨 In immediate danger? Call 999 | Urgent mental health support: 111 (Option 2) Mental Health & Neurodiversity Support Comprehensive resources for individuals, families, and professionals What type of support are you looking for? 🧠 Mental Health Support Crisis helplines, NHS services,…

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  • 🧠Neurodiversity and Domestic Abuse 💜

    🧠Neurodiversity and Domestic Abuse 💜

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Recovering from Abuse: Support, Strength & Understanding

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Trauma Bonding (Dr Ramani)
The Courage to Leave | Norah Casey
Signs of Domestic Violence | NHS

Professor Evan Stark compares coercive control to being taken hostage

Nurse Training Resources

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📚 Publications
Not Broken

Not Broken: Finding the Stars

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From Troubled Minds

From Troubled Minds to Empowered Voices

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Gabby’s Guide

Gabby's Guide to Brainstorming Fun

Gabby's Guides collection
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Gabby’s Guide

Gabby's Guide — Collection

Gabby's Guides collection
📦 Amazon UK
No Further Action

No Further Action —

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A note on identity

NAAVoices was originally founded under a pseudonym to protect my identity. With time and healing I have come to realise that reducing stigma does not come from staying hidden — it comes from openness. Domestic abuse, mental health difficulties, and the need for advocacy happen to people from every walk of life. Speaking openly is an important part of normalising these conversations so that others feel safe to do the same.