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Physical Abuse

Physical abuse involves the intentional use of force that can cause injury, pain, or physical harm. It may include hitting, restraining, choking, or other acts meant to control or intimidate.

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Physical abuse can affect people of any gender, and men may face additional barriers in recognizing or disclosing these experiences due to social expectations and stigma. The resources below are provided to support education and understanding.

Educational Resources

The following resources offer clear, non-graphic information about physical abuse, how it can affect men, and where support may be available. These materials are provided for educational purposes and can be accessed privately and at your own pace.

Understanding Physical Abuse

An overview of what physical abuse can look like, how patterns of violence develop, and common misconceptions that may prevent individuals from seeking help.

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Physical Abuse and Men

Educational materials addressing how physical abuse impacts men, including social stigma, underreporting, and challenges in accessing support.

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Recognizing Coercion and Control

Articles explaining how physical abuse often exists alongside coercive control, intimidation, and threats, even when injuries are not visible.

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Legal and Safety Considerations

General information about safety planning, legal options, and protective measures for individuals experiencing physical abuse.

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