Ep 16 | Domestic Violence Awareness- What DV Really Looks Like
Mon Oct 20 2025
Know and Apply for your victims rights: attorneygenerallynnfitch.com
In this episode, Morgan Charleigh shares her personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence, emphasizing the importance of awareness during Domestic Violence Month. She discusses the often-overlooked psychological aspects of domestic violence, the legal challenges victims face, and the significance of sharing one's story as a means of healing. Morgan encourages listeners to recognize the signs of domestic violence and to understand their rights as victims, ultimately advocating for a more open dialogue about this critical issue.
Takeaways
October is both Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Domestic Violence Month.
Domestic violence is often misunderstood and goes beyond physical abuse.
Victims of domestic violence may face re-traumatization through legal processes.
Isolation and manipulation are key components of domestic violence.
The psychological impact of domestic violence can be profound and long-lasting.
Victims have rights that are often overlooked in legal settings.
Safety planning is crucial for those in potentially dangerous relationships.
Sharing your story can be a powerful tool for healing.
Abuse thrives in silence; speaking out can help break the cycle.
It's important to recognize that love cannot fix abusive relationships.
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Know and Apply for your victims rights: attorneygenerallynnfitch.com In this episode, Morgan Charleigh shares her personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence, emphasizing the importance of awareness during Domestic Violence Month. She discusses the often-overlooked psychological aspects of domestic violence, the legal challenges victims face, and the significance of sharing one's story as a means of healing. Morgan encourages listeners to recognize the signs of domestic violence and to understand their rights as victims, ultimately advocating for a more open dialogue about this critical issue. Takeaways October is both Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Domestic Violence Month. Domestic violence is often misunderstood and goes beyond physical abuse. Victims of domestic violence may face re-traumatization through legal processes. Isolation and manipulation are key components of domestic violence. The psychological impact of domestic violence can be profound and long-lasting. Victims have rights that are often overlooked in legal settings. Safety planning is crucial for those in potentially dangerous relationships. Sharing your story can be a powerful tool for healing. Abuse thrives in silence; speaking out can help break the cycle. It's important to recognize that love cannot fix abusive relationships.