Labeling “partial confessions” as a term of abuse may be confusing to some people. How can a partial confession be considered abuse? Isn’t it good

Most of us are familiar with “Gaslighting,” which is often used loosely in response to many situations within diverse relationship types. Gaslighting isn’t always abusive,

Many images come to mind when we think of child abuse. Some imagine: A child in foster care who was abused by their biological or adoptive

Abuse can be subtle and slowly wedge a destructive divide between couples. Subtle, hidden forms of abuse are called Covert Emotional Abuse (CEA). Dismissing is one

Recognizing and responding to gaslighting can be a daunting task, but understanding its nuances is the first step towards liberation from its manipulative hold.

Understanding how to tell if someone is being abused isn't always straightforward. In this guide, we'll walk you through how to identify abuse, how

Emotional abuse can inflict deep wounds and may lead to a complex form of trauma that is challenging to heal. The responses victims receive

Have you ever been on the receiving end of a “joke” that felt more like a punch in the gut? A joke is not a

Research shows financial abuse is common in domestic violence. In fact, 99% of all domestic violence cases involve financial abuse. And its impact is

It’s common for people to think solely of physical violence when thinking about intimate partner violence. However, not all abuse is obvious. Subtle forms

4 Signs That Someone You Care About Is in an Abusive Relationship Recognizing the signs that a friend or family member is in an abusive

Gender Bias Further Harms Male Victims of Abuse At The MEND Project, we believe that unconscious biases hinder our ability to see, hear, and believe