Believing the Lie That It’s Safer to Be Alone

Believing the Lie That It’s Safer to Be Alone

We Grew Up Thinking It Was Safer to Be Alone Children who grow up with domestic violence often learn the lie that it’s safer to be alone. They learn that when you let others into your heart or your home, they can hurt you if they want to. Such children also learn that...

Why We Feel Alone: No One Talks About It

Why We Feel Alone: No One Talks About It

A Childhood of Violence Can Make Us Feel Alone as Adults It is common to feel alone when growing up with domestic violence. No one talks about it. We grow up believing that our experiences are normal and that our feelings are wrong or make us weak. The good news is...

Are You a Child of Domestic Violence?

Are You a Child of Domestic Violence?

Do You Know if You Experienced Childhood Domestic Violence? Do you know if you are a child of domestic violence? You can use our screening tool to find out. Don’t be surprised if you’re not quite sure, or if your mind attempts to discount any "trouble" you may have...

Bill Clinton Weighs in on Ray Rice

Bill Clinton Weighs in on Ray Rice

Bill Clinton Survived Childhood Domestic Violence Bill Clinton, a survivor of CDV, spoke in an extended CNN interview about NFL player Ray Rice, criticizing his light punishment and calling for a more active response from the NFL and the sports community. Clinton also...

Childhood Domestic Violence can impact your health and body

Childhood Domestic Violence can impact your health and body

Shared from Roger Lockridge's blog By Roger Lockridge and Brian F. Martin Your Parents Fighting When You're a Kid Can Have Longterm Impacts on Your Health and Body Growing up living with domestic violence impacts a life in many ways. However, some are surprised to...

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