Episode Notes
This week I am joined by Astrid Crowley.
Emotional and physical abuse are common, and not just in romantic relationships. In fact while recording and preparing for this episode I had a hard time coming across any real statistics that break down abuse across all categories. Looking only at the National Statistics Domestic Violence Fact Sheet however shows us a few things.
• 48.4% of women and 48.8% of men have experienced
at least one psychologically aggressive
behavior by an intimate partner.
• 4 in 10 women and 4 in 10 men have experienced
at least one form of coercive control by
an intimate partner in their lifetime.
• 17.9% of women have experienced a situation
where an intimate partner tried to keep them
from seeing family and friends.
• 18.7% of women have experienced threats of
physical harm by an intimate partner.
• 95% of men who physically abuse their intimate
partners also psychologically abuse them.
• Women who earn 65% or more of their households’
income are more likely to be psychologically
abused than women who learn less than
65% of their households’ income.
These statistics reflect only a portion of what we understand about emotional abuse.
It is rampant and needs to stop.
Understanding how easy it is to become the abuser is just a first step in stopping this trend.
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