Domestic Violence
Addiction, Alcoholism and Domestic Abuse
Although domestic abuse is not directly caused by alcohol abuse, it can certainly be fueled by intoxication. Someone who might otherwise be able to control their violent urges may be more likely...
Alcoholism and Family-Marital Problems
Alcohol abuse and alcoholism within a family is a problem that can destroy a marriage or drive a wedge between members.
Am I Abusive in my Relationship?
Physical abuse is only one kind of abuse.Ask yourself the following questions. Try to answer yourself honestly.1. Can I express anger without becoming physically abusive to my partner?2. Can I...
Am I in an Abusive Relationship?
Physical abuse is only one kind of abuse. Ask yourself the following questions. Try to answer yourself honestly.Can I express anger without my partner becoming verbally or physically abusive?Can...
Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
Tragically, domestic violence and substance abuse are closely linked, with both being a cause and effect of the other. Luckily, help is out there.
Domestic Violence Shelters in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Council on Domestic Violence 324 Broad Street Central Falls RI 02863 401-723-3051Women's Resource Center 114 Touro Street Newport RI 02840 Business #: 401-846-5263 Hotline/Crisis:...
Female Domestic Violence and Alcohol Abuse
Learn more about substance abuse and domestic violence, the potential risk factors for domestic violence and how to get help for yourself or someone you love.
Finding Courage and Hope: Financial Support for Women Experiencing Domestic Violence
Domestic violence or intimate partner violence impacts people of any race, age, gender or economic status. Violence can be physical, verbal, emotional and psychological. But financial abuse is one...
Protective Orders In Rhode Island
A Protective Order is an order you can get from a Court to protect you from being abused by another person.
Understanding the Connection Between Drug Addiction, Alcoholism, and Violence
The connection between drug addiction, alcoholism, and violence crosses many thresholds, and is vitally important in understanding the scope of how controlled substances can affect people.