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Thousands of people experience intimidation and abuse in groups and relationships because someone in power is using fear, isolation or ideology to manipulate them.

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We've been there; we believe you. That's why Stronger After offers free online tools for those breaking away from coercion.

Initial survey information collected through our intake form during our 2019 test phase:

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Average prevalence of respondents who report past behavioral, emotional, financial, occupational, and intimate control.

67% experienced sexual abuse (double that of women reporting sexual abuse in general). 

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68% Report feeling "often" or "always" alone and having difficulty connecting with other people.

Do you experience repetitive and all-or-nothing thinking? Are you afraid of making mistakes? Do you have difficulties connecting with others, identifying your feelings, communicating your needs, or saying "no?"  

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Many experience involuntary thoughts, feelings, or behaviors as a result of coercive control. It's a normal reaction to an abnormal situation.

IS IT STILL AFFECTING YOU TODAY?

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Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could escape an abusive situation and just leave all the hurt behind?

However, coercion makes you internalize negative messages about yourself.

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In order to fully step away, you have to address the impact of your experience.

Informed support is essential.

START THE PROCESS​

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Read some of our articles, join an online class or consider the 5-unit one-on-one course with one of our coaches.

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Learn more about healthy boundaries and relationships, coercion, manipulation, how to protect yourself, and how to live an independent life.

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