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The First Edition Of The Mutual Support Magazine Is Out Now

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The Mutual Support Magazine is a collection of articles aimed at equipping people with useful information, tips and support skills as they live through or experience life after emotionally abusive relationships.

It hopes that  people would be enlightened through reading various articles and find enough strength to gain control over their lives.

It also intends to create more awareness on the issue of abuse and domestic violence.

A copy of the magazine is freely available to anyone and it comprises of articles from psychologists, psychotherapists, life coaches, counsellors, social workers, former victims of domestic abuse……….


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Mutual Support Magazine

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Mutual Support Magazine

This is a magazine aimed at equipping people with useful information, tips and support skills as they live through or experience life after emotionally abusive relationships.

It hopes that  people would be enlightened through reading various articles and find enough strength to gain control over their lives.

It also intends to create more awareness on the issue of abuse and domestic violence.

A copy of the magazine is freely available to anyone who subscribes for it by email and it comprises of articles of articles from psychologists, psychotherapists,

Anyone is welcome to contribute to the magazine as long as the article is related to providing helpful information and support to victims of abuse. life coaches, counsellors, social workers, former victims of domestic abuse……….

To Contribute

Please click here to contact us and read here for guidelines and further information

Thank you


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There are several ways you can get involved.

You can:

Contribute Articles

We would love to receive stories or articles on how to deal with the issues surrounding domestic violence and ways to develop life skills, manage emotions and improve ones well being.

Each article would be reviewed before publishing.

To submit an article/post, please send an email to admin at domestic violenceuk dot com

Participate In Our Forums

You can provide encouragement and online support by participating constructively in the forum.

The forum is designed for everyone to share what’s on their mind with a view to receiving some form of helpful information and support online

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Please Donate




Domestic Violence UK is entirely reliant on donations from generous individuals and a few sponsored adverts to carry out its duties.

Supporting us with a monthly or one off payment is the simplest way to help in maintaining our presence online, produce and distribute our free online magazine monthly and provide free telephone/online counselling to a certain number of victims each month.

It would also cater for our web hosting, content creation, training and project developments.(see our projects page for further information)

Please give generously to help us provide the support to people who are deeply in need of it.

Thank you so much.



What Is Domestic Violence

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What is Domestic Violence?

When we speak of domestic violence, the situation that first comes to mind is that of the one-sided violence against women that used to be referred to as ‘wife beating.’ However, the truth is that domestic violence can take many forms, and can be inflicted against any member of the family against another.

The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service in the UK defines domestic violence in their ‘Domestic Violence Assessment Policy’ as;

Patterns of behaviour characterised by the misuse of power and control by one person over another who are or have been in an intimate relationship. It can occur in mixed gender relationships and same gender relationships and has profound consequences for the lives of children, individuals, families and communities. It may be physical, sexual, emotional and/or psychological. The latter may include intimidation, harassment, damage to property, threats and financial abuse.

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