Status Abuse:

The misuse or exploitation of one’s social, professional, or hierarchical position to manipulate, control, or harm others. This occurs when someone in a position of power or authority or significant influence uses their status to assert dominance, intimidate, or exploit others for personal gain or to maintain an unfair advantage.

Mental/Psychological/Emotional:

 Verbal assaults, threats of maltreatment, harassment, humiliation or intimidation, or failure to interact with a person or to acknowledge that person’s existence. This may also include denying cultural or religious needs and preferences. This includes manipulation, neglect, forsaking, and “the silent” treatment during times when verbal communication or expression is key.

Physical Abuse:

Any non-accidental physical injury or injuries to a child or adult. This includes inflicting pain of any sort or causing bruises, fractures, burns, electric shock, or any unpleasant sensation.

Domestic Abuse:

is a pattern of behavior which involves violence and other abuse by one person against another in a domestic setting

Workplace Abuse:

Any type of mistreatment, harm, or harassment within the work environment or creating a culture of specific hostile or oppressing conditioning which negatively impacts  the wellbeing of employees or stakeholders such as retaliation, hyper-surveillance, discrimination, unequal treatment, extortion or bullying.

Academia Abuse:

Denial of access to education system or bullying, intimidation by teachers and administration to staff and/or students.

Medical Abuse:

Malpractice of medicine on individuals, coercion of medical consent for procedures and drug administration , misrepresentation of the well-being for a patient, and/or systemically prioritizing the profit of health insurance companies over quality health care.

There is permanent freedom when the cycle of abuse is completely broken!!