What is coercive control? Why understanding the warning signs is key to preventing intimate partner violence

What is coercive control and why is it hard to identify and escape?

‘Boundaries’ or coercive control? Experts explain how to tell the difference

1.1K views · 169 reactions | Coercive control isn’t always physical....

159 reactions · 86 shares | Coercive control is also common in the workplace. Coercive controllers with character disorders use coercive and controlling tactics to get ahead and rise the ladder to leadership positions. #coercivecontrol #Workplacecoercivecontrol #quicksandmodel #snakesinsuits #coercivecontroltraining | End Coercive Control USA | Facebook

Coercive control is as dangerous as physical violence. Hannah Clarke's parents know all too well.

Coercive control isn’t “invisible abuse.” It’s the foundation of all abuse — the slow, intentional erosion of autonomy, safety, and connection. 💔 Many abusers don’t need to use violence — their psychological tactics work just as well. And when children are caught in it, their painful words or behaviors aren’t rebellion — they’re survival. In this video, Dr. Christine Cocchiola — researcher, advocate, and protective parent — shares how narcissistic abuse and coercive control intersect, and why u