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Oftentimes, when people think about domestic violence or abusive relationships, they immediately picture physical violence. However, abuse can take many forms, including emotional manipulation, intimidation, isolation, financial control, and coercion.

Why didn’t they report it sooner? It’s a question survivors are asked directly, and one many quietly ask themselves. The truth is, recognizing sexual violence is rarely immediate or simple.

Every March, Women’s History Month invites us to reflect on the progress women have made – and the work that still remains. We celebrate milestones like the right to vote,

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) – a time dedicated to raising awareness about unhealthy and abusive relationships among teens, promoting prevention, and making sure young people know

Tucked into northwest Kansas, Options’ Colby office serves as a vital lifeline for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Colby and the surrounding rural communities. As Options’ Colby office,

If you’ve scrolled social media in the past few years, you’ve probably seen posts about “the creepy stalker who’s actually hot” or jokes about obsessive behavior being “romantic.” Shows like