"Understanding Post-Separation Abuse and How to Navigate It"

Your divorced, but your ex is still harassing you and undermining your parenting. You're likely experiencing post-separation abuse. Here's what you need to know.

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    Navigating life after separation can be challenging, especially if you’re dealing with post-separation abuse. Unfortunately, this is a reality for many women, particularly mothers who continue to suffer abuse from their ex-husbands.

    What Is Post-Separation Abuse?

    Post-separation abuse refers to the continuation of emotional, financial, and psychological abuse by an ex-partner after a relationship has ended. It can manifest in various ways, often leaving the victim feeling trapped and stressed. Understanding and identifying the signs of post-separation abuse is crucial for taking steps towards healing and protection.

    1. Financial Abuse

    One common form of post-separation abuse is financial abuse. This can include your ex shutting down your bank account or refusing to pay for childcare and other essential expenses related to your children. Additionally, withholding important financial information necessary for the divorce process is another tactic used to exert control and cause distress.

    2. Unauthorized Entry

    Another form of abuse involves unauthorized entry into your personal spaces. Abusers may sneak into your car, garage, or home, violating agreed-upon boundaries. If you notice items out of place or signs of tampering with security systems, it is important to consult your attorney and possibly law enforcement to ensure your safety.

    3. Manipulating Your Children’s Lives

    Abusers may create chaos for your children as a way to exert control over you. This can include refusing to adhere to set schedules or neglecting to take your children to extracurricular activities. They may also send subtly intimidating emails that are difficult to pinpoint as dangerous but are intended to cause fear and anxiety.

    Getting The Right Support For Post-Separation Abuse

    At BTR.ORG, we recognize the difficulty of dealing with post-separation abuse and are dedicated to providing the support you need. Our community offers:

    • Group Sessions: Join one of our many group sessions for support, guidance, and understanding from women who have been through similar experiences.
    • Individual Sessions: Receive one-on-one attention and strategies tailored to your situation with our specially trained betrayal trauma coaches.

    Why Choose Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group Sessions?

    • Expert Support: Our coaches are professionals who have personally experienced betrayal trauma and are equipped to help you find peace and protection for yourself and your family.
    • Accessible & Affordable: For just $125 a month, you have access to over 92 group sessions—providing real support at the cost of just one therapy appointment.
    • Immediate Help: Attend a group session within hours and start receiving the support you need today.

    Take Action to Protect Yourself From Post-Separation Abuse

    You don’t have to face post-separation abuse alone. BTR.ORG is here to help you take the steps necessary to protect yourself and your children. Attend a group session today, and join a community that understands your struggles and supports your healing journey. V

    If you’re going through post-separation abuse, consider enrolling in The BTR.ORG Living Free Workshop to learn the secrets of why an ex would continue to cause chaos after divorce.

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