Separation Abuse - When Domestic Violence Continues After Divorce

Domestic Violence
Written By Dan Moyle

What happens when domestic violence continues after divorce? Sometimes when a victim leaves the relationship, the abuser tries to exercise their power and control - continuing the abuse - because they feel this person "belongs" to them. You may experience this when children are involved after a divorce and parenting time switches come into play. The abuser may exercise their control during these parenting time change-overs.

Interim Executive Director Deborah Hackworth and DASAS therapist Elizabeth Alderson unpack how abuse can and does continue and what survivors can do to continue to heal and find hope.

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Dan Moyle

Dan Moyle is modern marketing professional and a believer in content marketing for both B2B and B2C. Humans do business with other humans they get to know, like and trust. 

Podcasting is a passion as well, creating/producing shows including The Storytellers Network, Wayfinding Growth, and I’m Not In An Abusive Relationship. Dan also freelances as a podcast host for shows including Leverage to Scale, StoryMatters, Agency Rockstars and The Greatest Places to Work. 

Personally, Dan is a blended family husband and dad who loves spending time with his family. Or on his Harley. 

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