Resources
After experiencing constant psychological and emotional abuse from an intimate partner; you question your reactions, your perceptions, and your sense of self. Survivors can carry this mental burden long after leaving an abusive relationship. Once the threat of further abuse is over and survivors feels safe and secure, true healing can begin. Take a deeper dive into healing after abuse by checking out the articles below.
Exposure to IPV
IPV (Intimate Partner Violence) leaves lasting scars. Learn more in this Psychology Today article to understand how an abusers tactics take it's toll on a victim's mental health.
Path to Healing
This Safe Family Justice Center Blog focuses on rebuilding and empowering a survivor on their healing journey. They also have great information on talking openly about domestic violence.
Supporting a Survivor
Healing after abuse is difficult and comes with ups and downs. Having a knowledgeable support system makes a huge difference in the lives of loved ones who were abused by their parnters.
Counseling & Support
FavorHouse offers non-residential counseling and support services that assist local victims of intimate partner violence. All FavorHouse services are free and confidential. Contact the Counseling & Outreach office near you for answers to questions or to make an appointment to speak with someone about your situation.
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In Escambia County, call (850) 434-1177.​
In Santa Rosa County, call (850) 626-5600.​
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If you need immediate counseling, call the 24/7 Crisis Hotline at (850) 434-6600.
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We can help.