Many people think of emotional abuse as slamming doors and throwing things, yelling and making threats—anything that is intended to intimidate another person. And certainly,
This article is part of a series that examines different aspects of emotional abuse. I will focus on one of the primary control strategies of
“Emotional abuse” often feels like a heavy and serious accusation, especially when combined with the words “anger” and “weaponry.” Yet living in an emotionally abusive
I frequently hear people say that we can’t make other people change. Objectively speaking, when push comes to shove, we certainly cannot force another person
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