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Why Leaving Isn't Linear

Why Leaving Isn't Linear

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It’s widely known that it takes an average of seven attempts for someone to leave an abusive relationship for good. Yet when a loved one does go back, the immediate reaction from friends and family is usually a mix of panic, judgment, and the desperate urge to shake them and say, 'What are you doing?'

But what if telling them 'I told you so' or walking away in frustration is actually what pushes them further into isolation? Today, we’re flipping the script on how we support survivors. We’re sitting down with clinical social worker, long time victim advocate, and trauma therapist, Linzi Rae Matta to talk about why returning isn't a failure of willpower—it’s a symptom of trauma—and how you can remain a safe harbor during this pivotal time.

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