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Making a SAFE EXIT
A complimentary guide by Dr. Marci Batiste with practical tools and considerations for planning to leave an abusive relationship.
For: Survivors and people supporting them · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Hotline & Chat
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
A national organization offering confidential support, information, and referrals by phone, chat, and text.
For: Anyone affected by relationship abuse · Source: The National Domestic Violence Hotline
Hotline & Chat
Get Help: Ways to Reach an Advocate
Information from The Hotline about contacting a trained advocate and what to expect when you reach out.
For: Survivors, including men and LGBTQ+ people · Source: The National Domestic Violence Hotline
Safety Planning
Plan for Safety
Guidance from The Hotline on creating a safety plan that fits your situation, whether you are staying, leaving, or have left.
For: Survivors and supporters · Source: The National Domestic Violence Hotline
Article
Understanding Abuse as a Pattern
An introduction from Nine Seconds to how abuse often works as a pattern of power, coercion, and control — not simply anger or poor communication.
For: Anyone seeking to understand abuse · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Guide
Supporting Someone You Care About
Gentle, practical ways to support a friend or family member without pressure or judgment.
For: Friends, family, coworkers · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Guide
Digital Safety Basics
Considerations for using phones, computers, and accounts more safely when someone may be monitoring you.
For: Anyone concerned about monitoring · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Article
Men Are Survivors Too
Recognizing that men experience abuse, and that reaching out is a sign of strength.
For: Male survivors and their supporters · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Article
Rebuilding Self-Worth After Abuse
Reflections on rebuilding confidence, connection, and independence — at your own pace.
For: Survivors · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Article
Taking Responsibility for Change
For people who recognize that their behavior has caused harm and want to change it.
For: People seeking to change harmful behavior · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
Guide
Partnering With Nine Seconds
How nonprofits, women’s organizations, and community programs can explore education and resource collaboration.
For: Organizations & educators · Source: Nine Seconds Corporation
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