An abuse survivor describes how abusers confuse their victims as well as their victim’s family and friends. She explains questions that trouble victims and gives four common reasons for their prolonged silence, ending with advice for those who have experienced abuse or know someone who has. Read article here.
The Power and Control Wheel describes violent and abusive conduct toward others in contrast to the Equality Wheel which explains nonviolent, nurturing behaviors within relationships. The Cycle of Abuse diagram identifies six repetitive behaviors that entrap and confuse victims of violence. Download PDF here.
Controlling behaviors are at the root of abuse, whether physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, or economic. Particular groups may be targeted in specific ways. Download PDF here.
The NHC Counseling Ministry seeks to help counselees based on their specific needs with four different types of soul care. Download PDF here.
Emergency and important contact phone numbers for counselors. Download PDF here.
Survivor and activist Brenda Tracy shares her sexual assault experience with college athletes in an effort to prevent sexual violence through peer accountability. Be forewarned that there are graphic descriptions of her six-hour gang rape at a 1998 party. Watch video here.
Forms: Counselor Update Form New Counselee Personal Inventory Form Websites: Mandated Reporter Training DSS Mandated Reporter Information