When Coercive Control Enters the Courtroom
This is my sixth family court appearance. I walked into that building believing I might not walk out again. What unfolded that day showed me how coercive control doesn’t end at separation, it adapts, using the courtroom itself as a weapon.
🕊️ Truth Always Finds a Way: Lessons from History
Truth resurfaces even when silenced. From Watergate to #MeToo, explore how honesty endures and why truth‑telling remains vital in shaping a just society.
Coercive Control Dismissed as a Bad Relationship
When coercive control is dismissed as “a bad relationship”, victims can be placed at further risk. This Two Years On reflection explores coercive control, gaslighting, neurodiversity, healthcare, trauma-informed safeguarding, and why professionals need to look at patterns, not just presentation.
Police Victim Blaming in Domestic Abuse Cases: The Hidden Trauma No One Talks About
Survivor‑Led Neurodiversity & Trauma Education Advocate and Founder of NAAVoices.com
A Year Ago Today: The Disclosure That Changed Everything
A year ago today, I disclosed four years of domestic abuse — and the police officer I trusted used his position to cause even more harm. This is the reality of what happens when the system meant to protect you becomes another source of trauma.
Recovering from Abuse: Support, Strength & Understanding
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