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Domestic violence, also known as intimate partner violence, is a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control over another intimate partner. This abuse can take many forms, including:
- Physical Abuse: Hitting, slapping, shoving, or other physical harm
- Emotional Abuse: Insults, threats, humiliation, or constant criticism
- Sexual Abuse: Coercing or attempting to coerce any sexual contact without consent
- Economic Abuse: Controlling finances, withholding money, or preventing a partner from working
- Psychological Abuse: Intimidation, isolation, or manipulation
Domestic violence can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, race, or socioeconomic status. It often involves an imbalance of power where the abuser uses various tactics to control and dominate their partner. Common signs of an abusive relationship include:
- Name-calling, insults, or put-downs
- Preventing you from seeing family or friends
- Controlling your finances or daily activities
- Jealousy or possessiveness
- Threats of violence or actual physical harm
Breaking the cycle- Leaving an abusive relationship can be challenging, but it’s crucial for your safety and well-being. Support networks, counseling, and legal assistance can help you navigate this difficult process.
Everyone deserves relationships free from domestic violence. If you or a loved one needs help removing themselves from domestic abuse, we are here to support and guide you.
True Health has a dedicated behavioral health team which includes Licensed Mental Health Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners here to assist you. We offer individual, family, and group counseling as well as psychotropic medication management at 3 locations. We also offer telehealth services covering our entire service area.
True Health will forever remember our beloved colleague, Yuneisy Labrada Rodriguez. Together we support Yuneisy’s Voice in hopes to End the Silence and Stop Domestic Abuse. Learn about our effort to spread awareness and support Yuneisy’s daughter here and at the bottom of this page.
Below, please find local and national resources that may provide additional support.
Domestic Violence Shelters and Resources
Orange County
Services:
Shelter, Safety Planning, Counseling, Legal Services, Victim Advocacy, Travel Assistance, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
(407) 886-2856
Administration Office:
(407) 886-2244
Services:
Crisis Intervention, Victim Advocacy, Safety Planning, Legal Services, Group Therapy, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
407-500-HEAL
Administration Office:
(407)-254-9415
Services:
Counseling, Resource Referral, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
321-430-5307
Administration Office:
321-430-5307
Seminole County
Services:
Shelter, Legal Services, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
800-500-1119
Administration Office:
407-302-5220
Services:
Victim Advocacy, Resource Referral, Crime Response
Website:
www.seminolesheriff.org/page.aspx?id=75
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
(407) 665-6650
Administration Office:
(407) 665-6546
Services:
Crisis Intervention, Victim Advocacy, Safety Planning, Legal Services, Group Therapy, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
407-500-HEAL
Administration Office:
(407)-254-9415
Volusia County
Services:
Emergency Shelter, Victim Advocacy, Safety Planning, Resource Referrals, Legal Services, Economic Empowerment
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
386-255-2102
Administration Office:
386-257-2297
Osceola County
Services:
Emergency Services, Legal, Financial, Counseling, Housing, Support, Children, Educational
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
407-847-8562
24- Hour Text Line:
321-306-0677
Administration Office:
407-847-0128
Services:
Crisis Intervention, Victim Advocacy, Safety Planning, Legal Services, Group Therapy, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
407-500-HEAL
Administration Office:
(407)-254-9415
Services:
Batterers Intervention Classes
Phone Number:
407-518-9161
National Resource
Services:
Resource Referral, Identifying Abuse, Safety Planning, Legal Resources, Prevention Education
Website:
24- Hour Crisis Hotline:
800-799-7233
Administration Office:
737-225-3150
Yuneisy’s Voice is a tribute to our cherished True Health team member, Yuneisy Labrada Rodriguez, whose life was tragically taken due to domestic violence. To honor her memory, continue her legacy of kindness and strength, and raise awareness to stop domestic violence, we are asking you to purchase this shirt and wear it in solidarity with Yuneisy’s family and the True Health team. Proceeds received will be passed from True Health to Yuneisy’s daughter as a scholarship to help her achieve her dreams of working in the healthcare field like her mom. For Domestic Violence resources, visit mytruehealth.org/stop.
You can help by spreading awareness to resources and information. Be informed, stay alert, and end the silence.
