Gaslighting in Intimate Relationships: A Form of Coercive Control You Need to Know More About
Author: Western University
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Description: Gaslighting in Intimate Relationships: A Form of Coercive Control You Need to Know More About, describes gaslighting as a form of coercive control in intimate relationships, details its effects on survivors, and offers strategies for addressing this form of abuse.
Subject: Manipulation
Pages: 6
Megabytes: 0.53 MB
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