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Perpetrator support
Help if you are hurting someone
Trying to control, hurt or force your partner to do something they don’t want to do are all examples of domestic abuse.
Domestic abuse can be:
- Physical (hitting, slapping, kicking)
- Emotional or psychological (bullying, humiliating, abusive messages)
- Coercive control (manipulating through intimidation, threats or isolation)
- Sexual (forcing someone to do sexual acts they don’t want to)
- Financial (controlling spending, using their credit cards without permission)
If you are worried about your behaviour, there is support available.
Respect Phoneline is a free service offering confidential, honest and judgment-free advice to help you stop abusing people.
Respect Phoneline can also help you access perpetrator programmes designed to help you change your behaviour by looking at the causes of violence and abuse and the impact your actions are having on your partner.
Respect:
- Visit: respectphoneline.org.uk
- Call: 0808 8024040
- Email: [email protected]
- Webchat: Thursday 2pm – 4pm on the Respect Phoneline website
If you feel like you may be the victim of domestic abuse, support is available. Visit the Domestic Abuse page on our website for support in your area.