Sexual/Domestic Violence, Stalking, & Child Abuse Service Agency 24/7 Free & Confidential hotline: (800) 456-1172 Amazon Charity List: https://nitter.gq/t.co/ZPlNl9SVFD
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ALT Stage 1 You feel there is a strong need to prove yourself. Stage 2 You keep working harder and harder to achieve this. Stage 3 You begin to neglect your own needs more. Stage 4 You are conflicted and blame others or the situation. Stage 5 You change your values to focus on work more. Stage 6 You deny the problems that arise due to work stress. Stage 7 You withdraw from social life and your family as well. Stage 8 Your behavior changes which upsets your loved ones. Stage 9 Depersonalization happens, you do not feel like yourself. Stage 10 You feel empty and numb, substance abuse can occur. Stage 11 You feel depressed, lost and completely exhausted. Stage 12 You mentally and physically collapse, full burnout
ALT Photo of a six-story building on a street corner with a large billboard reading, "Let this be the sign you're looking for: You belong here."
ALT Colorful watercolor drawing of five frogs climbing the stems of white flowers. The drawing is surrounded by blue and green flowers and banners with text reading: "Frogs for Financial Empowerment." NNEDV logo in bottom right.
ALT Over orange background, teal and white text reads: “79,335. In just one day, 79,335 adult and child domestic violence victims received essential, life-changing services from local programs.” NNEDV logo and NNEDV.org/DVCounts at bottom.
ALT Over orange background, teal and white text reads: “12,692. In just one day, domestic violence victims made 12,692 requests for help that local programs did not have the resources to provide.” NNEDV logo and NNEDV.org/DVCounts at bottom.
ALT Text reads: "Common tactics experienced by stalking victims: Unwanted phone calls. Approached/showed up. Followed/watched. Sent messages or emails. Sent gifts, cards, or letters. Sneaked into home or car and left sign of presence. Used GPS technology to track location." Percentages next to text indicate how many women and men experience these behaviors, ranging from 16% to 76%.
