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Ask Yourself...

  • Q. Are your family / Partner scared of you?
  • Q. Have you been violent / controlling towards your Partner / Family Member?
  • Q. Do you get angry and display inappropriate behaviour?

If you have said yes to any of these questions, then you will fit into the category of domestic abuse. It is important to understand how your behaviour impacts on the people around you, please click on the links opposite.

Physically affected children

Older children frequently attempt to stop one adult physically assaulting another adult, whereas younger children can become frightened and go to an adult for comfort; this adult is usually the victim of domestic violence. In both cases this can result in serious injuries.

Here is a list of reported forms of harm that children have suffered, or are likely to suffer in an environment where domestic abuse takes place:

  • Physical injury such as a punch / kick
  • Being pushed over causing a serious injury
  • Physical injury such as a broken arm / leg
  • Sexually abused by the perpetrator