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Supporting a friend through DOMESTIC ABUSE

Recognising an abusive relationship, whether it be physical or nonphysical, can be very challenging partly because the abuser’s behaviour can be remarkably different in front of others to when they’re in private with their partner. If you’re concerned about a friend’s relationship, here are some practical, supportive ways you can help.

WARNING SIGNS

Looking for physical signs of abuse like recurring bruises or injuries can be telling, but there are many forms of non-physical abuse that

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