6.5K views · 29 reactions | 樂 Can you spot the difference between love and control? Signs of coercive control can be hard to identify because red flags are easy to dismiss as signs of affection. We have advice for young people about coercive control red flags and how to get support: https://news.esafety.gov.au/44qFPBu | eSafety Commissioner | Facebook

Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse that doesn’t involve physical violence, making it difficult to recognise. It revolves around using manipulative tactics and is often perpetrated by narcissists. The warning signs of coercive control can be subtle, but recognising them is crucial in order to safely leave a toxic relationship.Isolation, flattery, criticism, threats, financial abuse, control over appearance and social interactions, gaslighting, and emotional manipulation are all warning

Coercive controllers use both psychological abuse and psychological warfare. In the next few videos I’ll be covering some of the therapy language that they tend to weaponize… things like gaslighting, boundaries and triggers… phrases like “it takes two to tango.” #gaslighting #coercivecontroltraining #coercivecontrol #psychologicalabuse #psychologicalwarfare | End Coercive Control USA

Coercive control has been an offence since 2015, before this, domestic abusers could only be convicted if they were physically assaulting victims. So what is coercive control - and what are the signs? https://youtu.be/IEF-llhvvSY | Sky News