Skilled Support for Hidden Abuse and Trauma Healing
Hidden abuse is often mislabeled as a “bad divorce.” Hidden abuse can occur within a relationship or after the relationship has come to an end.
“The Mother Corp. is the service we wished we’d had when we were going through separation, divorce and hidden abuse.”
What is Hidden Abuse?
Hidden abuse is fundamentally about control, and coercion. Also known as invisible abuse, non- physical abuse, gender-based violence, post-separation abuse, or high-conflict situations and disputes. It can take many forms, many of which are invisible, unrecognized, and unacknowledged. Friends and family may want to support you, though they may not be able to comprehend the complexity or be able to “see” the subtler forms this abuse takes.
Symptoms of hidden abuse:
Being coerced
Feeling isolated
Financial abuse
Being controlled
Feeling exhausted
Traumatizing experience
Feeling depleted
High parenting conflict
Diminished self-esteem
If you, or a person you know may be experiencing hidden abuse in a relationship – or after leaving a relationship — The Mother Corp. is here to help.
We Can Help
I specialize in skilled support for people experiencing hidden abuse that involves:
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Control and coercion
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Navigating complex systems
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Systemic and institutional misuse and abuse, including bureaucratic paperwork overload
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Financial and economic abuse and rebuilding economic security
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High parenting conflict including parenting through trauma
My services are developed alongside people who have experienced divorce and hidden abuse, many of whom have used existing services and helped shape our current offerings. Our collective experiences and understanding of this complex and nuanced terrain has helped our processes bring relief, empowerment and access to valuable resources for our clients. I am not a lawyer, therapist, or financial planner. I simply complement your lawyer, therapist, and financial planner and offer my knowledgeable support. When we work together, I help you process, clarify and communicate so that you are more efficient and effective with your professional legal team.
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The best outcome is ending abuse and moving forward to holistically rebuild the next chapter of your life.
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