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Trauma therapy can help people overcome the psychological effects of traumatic events. Here’s how trauma therapy works and what you can expect.| Verywell Health
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Verbal abuse occurs when someone repeatedly uses words to demean or dehumanize you. Here are examples of verbal abuse and how to handle it.| Verywell Health
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The silent treatment isn’t always harmless. Silent treatment abuse can result in manipulation. Here’s how to recognize the signs and find a solution.| Verywell Health
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Love bombing is a form of emotional manipulation using gifts and affection. Learn the warning signs to help protect yourself.| Verywell Health
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Abuse can come in many forms, and anyone—from children to older adults—can experience it. Learn more about the types, causes, and signs.| Verywell Health
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The cycle of abuse has four stages: tension, incident, reconciliation, and calm. Learn more about how to recognize abuse and escape the cycle.| Verywell Health
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Controlling behavior occurs when someone asserts power or control over another person. In some cases, it can become abusive. Here’s what to look for.| Verywell Health
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Healthy boundaries are a way to ensure your needs at met. Here’s how to set healthy boundaries in different relationships.| Verywell Health