According to Domestic Abuse and Behavior Expert Mannette Morgan
“Mental health support is needed now more than ever – not only for survivors of abuse and their perpetrators but for society at large.”
This year has been riddled with turbulence and uncertainty. From the pandemic and subsequent economic fallout to racial injustices and polarizing politics, it’s understandable why feelings of anxiety, fear, and anger are rampant. These emotions are difficult to manage, and they create the perfect recipe for violence and abuse.
Domestic abuse spiked during COVID-19, but it is far from over. It is an enduring problem that has been exacerbated by the national chaos and social unrest.
“Our society is overwhelmed with fear and it has become a tipping point for abusers and their victims.”
Mannette Morgan has unique insight on human behavior and has emerged as a leading voice among abuse survivors. Mannette Morgan embodies the word survivor. After enduring 24 years of abuse that included emotional, physical, and sexual abuse starting as a young child, Mannette’s unwavering commitment to self-improvement and to overcoming the overwhelming amount of trauma in her life, led her to transform from victim into survivor then advocate. This is why she wrote Finding Your Voice - A Path to Recovery for Survivors of Abuse.
The statistics on abuse are alarming. In fact, the worldwide increase in domestic abuse has been described as a “shadow pandemic” alongside COVID-19. On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States.
But according to Morgan, amid the turbulence and unrest is a silver lining. Sometimes crisis brings the perfect opportunity for change – for abuse survivors as well as society at large.
“The chaos and tension have brought us to a breakpoint allowing many people to see the truths of their relationships for the first time. It is exposing people’s imperfections and weaknesses…but it is also bringing out people’s strengths…”
Morgan’s ultimate goal is to eradicate the cycle of abuse by healing and educating those who are most likely to fall into the same patterns over and over again. Mannette Morgan’s incredible story of survival and recovery is documented in the book Finding Your Voice. Mannette is an abuse expert who has appeared and shared vital information on the topic of abuse with multiple media outlets and with mental health professionals. She provides sound advice and new perspectives for survivors of abuse as she encourages others to live their lives free from abuse.
“Each one of us can hope and dream for a better tomorrow - even in times like these. My dream is a society free of abuse.”
Interview/Article Information, Mannette Morgan Can Share:
Need-to-know Information About Domestic Abuse During Times of Stress & Chaos
Strategies for Victims of Abuse: Get Help, Get Out, Stop the Cycle
The Many Faces of Abuse: Do you live with a monster or a lamb?
Expert Insight & Advice for Friends & Family of Abuse Victims
Empowering Advice for Abuse Survivors
Mental Health Support: Tips for Managing Fear, Anxiety & Anger Amongst Challenging Times
Understanding Abuse in Our Society & How to Stop the Cycle
Inspiring Personal Account of Abuse & Recovery: A Survivor’s Story - Tragedy to Triumph
Strategies for Survival, Healing & Happiness
Mannette Morgan shares need-to-know information about mental health and domestic abuse amid national chaos and crisis. She has practical, actionable advice for survivors and a message for all people on how we can stop the cycle of abuse.
Learn More About Mannette
Mannette has personally walked the path of abuse recovery for more than three decades with self-help work, education, individual therapy, group therapy, and reflection. To learn more about Mannette, check out her bio below.
Find Your Voice
A Path to Recovery for Survivors of Abuse
“An excellent book which can help not only survivors of abuse, but all women who are feeling like victims.”
— LIBRARY JOURNAL
Mannette’s book Finding Your Voice is praised for its unique perspective on healing and focus on breaking the cycle of abuse, Morgan speaks to not only survivors but to society-at-large. The book is part memoir, part comprehensive guide that offers step-by-step strategies, encouraging personal anecdotes, and expert techniques built upon the foundation of years of self-help work, therapy, and Morgan’s own transformative approach to healing.
Morgan overcame her past trauma of emotional, sexual, and physical abuse. Today, she uses her expertise and experience to help other survivors recover and heal from the pain of their past trauma.
Mannette’s ultimate goal is to eradicate the cycle of abuse through education, empowerment, hope, and healing.
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