Pilbara DV Support

On average it takes a woman 7 tries before ‘successfully’ leaving an abusive relationship.

The most dangerous time for a woman, in her relationship, is when she decides to, starts to or does leave.

We have created a short slide presentation that you can go through at your own pace if you are thinking of leaving or if you are someone supporting someone navigating DV.

Please ensure if you do access if you do so safely (use a private browser or a friends device if you are worried about being tracked).

If you are in any form of danger, your first point of contact needs to be the police.

The presentation includes a list of national and state based services you can access as well.

Yo view our slide presentation head here: https://www.connectempowerkarratha.com/safely

The importance of documentation of evidence.

Regardless of whether you are dealing with someone with narcissistic tendencies or someone who is toxic or controlling, ensuring you document evidence correctly is vital If you have to go down the legal avenue.

Know the signs….

Regardless of if they are ‘narcissistic’ or just a very toxic person, your best way to navigate them is to go ‘no contact’.

It does not matter what you say or do, they will distort the facts to work with their story. Narcissistic and toxic people are very good at re-writing history.