Begin Your Healing Journey From Domestic Abuse

 

We know that it takes courage to get in touch, but you’ve already proven your courage by making it to this point.

When you reach out, there will never be any pressure for you to get involved.  Instead, be ready to be listened to, loved, and encouraged just like the Sisters whose quotes appear below. Will you take the next step to contact us? 

You Can Reach A Care Coordinator At

(978) 266-0053 Ext 1

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Supporting and empowering you to experience the fullness God intends for each of our lives is our sole purpose – whether or not you consider yourself a Christian.  We consider you finding us a Divine appointment.  We are waiting to welcome you into this unique Sisterhood.  None of us ever wanted to be here, but now that we are, beginning your healing journey from domestic abuse with other beautiful women is amazing. 

“I hesitated to contact HS at first because he hadn’t hit me.  I didn’t think my abuse rated.  At HS I learned how greatly his abuse impacted me.  Before I always felt guilty because of the divorce, but now I know his actions were unacceptable on so many levels.  I found healing at Hagar’s Sisters.  This year I will celebrate my14th wedding anniversary to a wonderful man.”

“I’ll never forget my first call to Hagar’s Sisters.  It was like I fell into the arms of God.  I got my own place and finally having space to I felt God leading me to divorce.  As my husband and I worked through the divorce we communicated about the issues.  My husband wanted to change.  We put the divorce on pause and continued to live apart while we continued to work through the issues.   God worked through Hagar’s Sisters and our marriage was saved!  We have been reunited for 13 years.”

“I carried HS contact information with me for a couple of years before contacting them.  When I got involved I learned that I was loved by God and loveable in the eyes of others. I made friends I know will last a lifetime.”

“I didn’t think I would fit in, but there were women just like me and it was shocking to learn how similar our husbands were.  It was like we had all been married to the same man!”

If you are unsure whether or you are experiencing intimate partner abuse, please review the simple checklist below or read our blog, Signs Of An Abusive Relationship. If you answer “yes” to any of the following, we recommend further exploration of the topic by speaking with a Care Coordinator at Hagar’s Sisters. Begin Your Healing Journey From Domestic Abuse Today.

Does your partner:

    • Put you down or intentionally embarrass you?
    • Look at you or act in ways that scare you?
    • Control what you do, who you see or talk to, or where you go?
    • Stop you from seeing your friends or family members?
    • Take your money or Social Security check, make you ask for money or refuse to give you money?
    • Make all the decisions?
    • Tell you that you’re a bad parent or threaten to take away or hurt your children?
    • Prevent or strongly discourage you from working or attending school?
    • Act like the abuse is no big deal, blames you for the abuse, or denies abusing you?
    • Destroy your property or threaten to kill your pets?
    • Intimidate you with or mention using a gun, knife, or other weapons especially during an argument?
    • Shove you, slap you, choke you, or hit you?
    • Try to get you to drop legal charges brought against him for abuse?
    • Threaten to commit suicide or threaten to kill you?

Hagar’s Sisters can provide you with information and compassionate support as you determine for yourself if your relationship is abusive.  Please contact Hagar’s Sisters at 987.266.0053 ext 1.

WARNING:  Couples counseling can be dangerous and is NOT recommended!  However, complementing Hagar’s Sisters services with an individual counselor who is trained in IPA IS recommended.