Sometimes emotional abuse doesn’t involve overt threats or vigilant monitoring. More subtle signals that emotional abuse may be occurring in an important relationship include regularly judging a ...

Emotional abuse can take the form of gaslighting, which is when someone makes you doubt your reality. An abuser may also isolate you from your loved ones in order to maintain control of your life.

For victims and survivors of emotional abuse who need support, the National Domestic Violence Hotline has trained volunteers available to help 24/7/365. Call 1-800-799-7233 or 1-800-787-3224 for ...

When people think about verbal and emotional abuse, we usually assume it’s done via shouting, yelling, and screaming. In many cases, it does get that bad, but the truth is that a lot of abuse ...

"When it comes to emotional abuse and mental abuse, it's not talked about, because you just think, 'I'm not being physically abused, so it's not abuse,' " Valerie Bertinelli said Nicholas Rice is ...

Victims of narcissistic abuse often experience a range of emotional and psychological symptoms ... own judgment and looking to the gaslighter to define what’s true. Also read | What does ...