Therapist Sidekick Resource
Recognizing Different Forms of Abuse
Psychoeducation for understanding how abuse can show up in different ways — including forms that may not involve physical violence
A clinician-developed psychoeducation sheet describing physical, sexual, emotional/psychological, coercive-control, financial, isolation/social-control, stalking, technology-facilitated, reproductive-coercion, and threat/intimidation patterns without turning the categories into a diagnostic checklist.
Resource preview — not the full resource
This page describes what’s available in Therapist Sidekick. The complete resource — including prompts, exercises, visuals, and client-ready material — is available inside the therapist workspace.
What this resource is designed to support
- recognize different forms of abuse
- provide abuse psychoeducation
- identify overlapping abuse patterns
- explore whether nonphysical abuse may be present
Resource details
Professional-use note: This public page describes the scope of a Therapist Sidekick resource; it is not the resource itself, a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or crisis guidance. Clinicians remain responsible for determining whether any resource is appropriate for a particular client.