Coercive control is a dangerous, often invisible form of abuse that works behind the scenes to dominate and isolate victims. Unlike physical violence, its harm isn’t always seen—but it’s deeply felt. Through calculated manipulation, abusers chip away at their partner’s independence and self-worth, leaving them confused, intimidated, and trapped.

Victim blaming remains a deeply ingrained issue in our society, especially in the aftermath of domestic abuse. Survivors are often met not with support, but with judgment—forced to carry the weight of others’ assumptions alongside their own pain.