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Keeping Safe

In Public Places (Safety With An Abuser)
List of Useful Items to Take If You Need To Leave
Staying Together (Safety With An Abuser)
When They Leave (Safety With An Abuser)
When You Are Leaving (Safety With An Abuser)
Your Children (Safety With An Abuser)

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Safety planning to protect yourself from abuser's in the context of substance usage
Safety planning with regard to emotional health
Safety plan with regard to emotional health
Every abused person must decide for themselves if and when to tell others about the violence. Friends family and co-workers can help to protect them, and they need to consider carefully who to ask for help.
How to increase safety in your home
Leaving must be done with a careful plan to increase safety.

Page created: 25 November 2005
Last reviewed: 25 November 2005

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