When something doesn’t feel right

If something doesn’t feel right in your relationship, it probably isn’t.   

When something doesn’t feel right

If something doesn’t feel right in your relationship, it probably isn’t.   

An abuser may say things like ‘I didn’t mean it’, ‘I was having a bad day’, ‘It only happened once’ to justify or excuse their hurtful behaviour. This might make you start doubting whether your concerns about your relationship are valid. If you’ve heard any of these before, it could be a sign of an unhealthy or controlling relationship.  A healthy relationship should be a loving, respectful place with values like support, freedom, happiness, and consent at the centre.    

We’re here to tell you that they are responsible for their actions, not you.  

We’re here to support you and help you to explore your options, because you deserve a kind, healthy relationship where you don’t feel trapped.    

We know talking to someone else about your personal life can be hard but getting in touch with us can be your first and most important step.  

When you contact us, we promise we will:  

  • Never judge you or what you say.  
  • Always have a fully trained female support worker available  
  • Give you space to explore your options.  
  • Support you to make safe choices for you and your children. 
  • Keep everything you tell us confidential.  
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