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… or denying food, clothing, shelter, cleanliness, medical care, protection from harm, or a sense of being valued and loved. Emotional abuse: Harming a person's sense of self and putting them at risk of serious behavioral, cognitive, emotional … or exploitation to dominate someone; routinely making unreasonable demands; criminally harassing or "stalking"- which may include threatening a person or their loved ones, damaging their possessions or harming their pets; terrorizing a person; … rough handling, confinement, dangerous or harmful use of force or restraint. Even if you said yes to ONLY ONE of the above behaviors, but it has happened with any frequency, this is a sign that you or a loved one may be in danger. Click here …

… Violence In Your Culture … Violence In Your Culture … Not "Just the Way It Is" You may feel that being abused or mistreated is "just the way it is". You might have seen someone in your family hit, yell at, and control another family member. You may have seen this happen to other … family. You may feel that it is part of your culture for someone to have the right to abuse others. Remember that there is never an excuse for violence, no matter your race, ethnicity, or religion. … …