rockandrecovery.com/Akron, OH
rockandrecovery.com/Akron, OH
The Master Manipulators
The Master Manipulators
The Master Manipulators
Monday 29th November 2021
Marc Lee Shannon and Leanne Bilitz discuss the complexities of domestic violence and its impact on recovery in this episode of 'Recovery Talks: The Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Untangling the Web: Domestic Violence and Recovery with Leanne Bilitz
I'm experiencing these power and control tactics because these folks who abuse are master manipulators.
Relationships can be a rollercoaster of joy and challenges, but when violence enters the picture, things get even more complicated. In this eye-opening episode of 'Recovery Talks: The Podcast', host Marc Lee Shannon sits down with Leanne Bilitz from Hope and Healing to tackle the tough subject of domestic violence, particularly within the context of recovery. Leanne breaks down the myths surrounding domestic violence, making it clear that it can happen to anyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation.
She introduces listeners to the often-overlooked forms of abuse like emotional and financial manipulation, offering a fresh perspective on how control and coercion can infiltrate relationships. One of the standout points is the idea that 'everyone’s rock-bottom is different', highlighting that each person's journey through and out of abusive situations is unique. The episode also dives into the importance of recognizing warning signs and seeking help, with Marc and Leanne emphasizing the need for open conversations and peer support.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the tricky waters of recovery while dealing with the shadows of domestic violence. It's informative, compassionate, and offers a lifeline of hope and understanding.