Do you need to leave an abusive relationship?
Do you want to help someone leave abuse?
The answers are in this handbook.

You will learn:

• What are the signs of abuse?
• Where do I find help to leave abuse?
• How do I stay safe?
• How can I protect my children from abuse?
• How can I help my friend or relative?

There are practical steps to escape an abusive relationship in the Domestic Violence Survivor Handbook, Steps to Freedom. This second edition is easy to follow with new chapters. The first chapter has questions to consider. It deals with many aspects of your life where abuse may occur. Many chapters in the handbook are short, indexed for quick reference.

You are not alone. There are people and resources to guide you to freedom from abuse. The final chapter is for the people helping you.

There are some patterns in your daily life that you may need to change. You might fear leaving your abuser. Do you plan to leave or have you already escaped? Maybe you need to go into hiding to stay safe. This book is for you.

The author has survived domestic violence, sexual abuse, and stalking. She wants to help others learn the steps to leave abuse. No one should have to endure intimate partner abuse, sexual abuse, dating abuse, or any form of abuse.

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Check out this companion book, Log Book of Incidents: Domestic Violence, Stalking, and Other Abuse, to document all the abuse or stalking incidents. https: //www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5KV58D4

"This author has written an extremely helpful handbook in which it is evident she has successfully negotiated her own trauma. Her caring, concern, and encouragement, along with her critical information and vital resources, will be essential for anyone coping with domestic violence and other traumatic events. As a therapist, I will recommend this to my clients!" Cathy Williams, Licensed Professional Counselor