Understanding Coercive Control

Coercive control is not always loud, visible or physical. It can show up through fear, pressure, isolation, manipulation and the gradual loss of confidence, safety or independence

Resource Guide

What Is Coercive Control?

Coercive control is a pattern of behaviour used to intimidate, manipulate, isolate or control another person. It is often subtle at first and can happen gradually over time, making it difficult to recognise while it is happening. The aim is often to create fear, dependence, confusion or loss of confidence

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Emotional Imapct

Confusion & Self-Doubt

Control & Isolation

Losing Independence

Fear & Intimidation

Living In Survival Mode

Hidden Abuse

Not All Abuse Leaves Bruises

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Helpful Guides & Fact Sheets

Sometimes understanding abuse, trauma or emotional overwhelm takes time. These downloadable guides are designed to help people recognise patterns, understanding their experiences and access information at their own pace without pressure or judgement

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