When Control Looks Like Love - Abuse, Technology, and Breaking the Cycle | Montgomery County Family Justice Center Ep. 171
About this episode
Kristy Warren discusses the subtle warning signs of abuse that often appear as control disguised as love and how the Montgomery County Family Justice Center helps survivors break the cycle.
Most abuse doesn't start with violence. It starts with control that looks like love — constant texting, always wanting to be together and hating when you're apart. In this episode, Kristy Warren, Executive Director of the Montgomery County Family Justice Center Foundation, walks through the subtle warning signs most people miss and how they're helping survivors break the cycle. She shares their unique approach to making sure no survivor has to go back, the surprising role technolo...
People in this episode
Host: Jamie Truman
Guest: Kristy Warren
Topics covered
- abuse
- control
- survivors
- technology
- warning signs
- family justice
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Montgomery County Family Justice Center Foundation
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