Lesson Summary:
1. The cycle of domestic abuse refers to the pattern of behavior that often occurs in an abusive relationship.
2. This pattern can be broken down into three main phases: the tension-building phase, the acute or violent phase, and the honeymoon phase.
3. However, the honeymoon phase is usually temporary, and the cycle of abuse tends to repeat itself.
4. Read the Article: What is the Cycle of Violence?
Next Steps:
Connect with other survivors in the Crisis to Clarity Support Group on Discord.
