Accessing Resources for Coercive Control Support
Help for victims of coercive control is available through a range of resources, including support groups, legal aid, counselling, and educational programs. Coercive control isolates victims, making it essential to connect with people who understand the situation and can provide guidance. By reaching out to specialised organisations, you can access resources tailored to your needs and regain control over your life. Knowing where to turn and what help is available can make all the difference on your journey toward independence and healing.
At Family Violence Mindset Solutions, our Coercive Control Course and support programs connect survivors with essential resources to empower them in their recovery journey.
Key Resources Available to Victims of Coercive Control
- Counselling and Therapy – Professional counsellors skilled in the strategies of coercive control can help victims understand their experiences, build self-confidence, and find strategies for emotional recovery.
- Legal Support Services – Legal aid organisations provide assistance with Protective Orders, custody, and other legal matters for victims of coercive control.
- Support Groups – Connecting with others who have experienced similar situations provides emotional support and shared wisdom.
- Emergency Helplines – Many organisations offer 24/7 helplines, providing immediate support, safety planning, and connection to local resources.
- Educational Programs – Courses like our Coercive Control Course educate survivors on recognising coercive control and accessing available resources.
Family Violence Mindset Solutions provides guidance on how to access these resources and build a support network. Learn more about resources for navigating and escaping coercive control.
Empowering Victims with Knowledge and Support
Access to resources is essential for healing and rebuilding. Family Violence Mindset Solutions is here to connect you with tools and support services tailored to your needs. Contact us to learn more about resources available to victims of coercive control.