In Crisis

Where can I turn for support?

Should I get professional help?

How can the Savior help me as a victim of abuse?

How Do I Stay Safe?

Can I trust myself or my own judgment?

Can I heal from this?

What if I think the abuse is my fault?

Am I still of worth?

Is it possible to forgive?

What if I am struggling with trusting others?

Can I build safe, healthy relationships?

I Have Been or Am Being Abused

Courage to Begin Healing

Finding My Worth

Learning Day by Day

I Can Feel Peace Again

One Day at a Time

Gaining a Renewed Sense of Self

Finding Pinpoints of Light

My Journey

I Have Hope

Stories of Hope

Help for Victims of Abuse Overview

What are signs that someone is being abused?

What should I do if I know or suspect someone is being abused?

How can I support someone who has been abused?

What should I do if my child has been abused?

How can I help victims of abuse?

Talking to Children about Abuse

Recognizing Patterns of Abuse

Recognizing Types of Abuse and Abusive Behavior

Using Technology Safely

Prevention and Protection

Protecting Children and Youth Training

Protecting Members and Reporting Abuse

How the Church Responds to Abuse

Gospel Topics: Abuse

Counseling Resources: Abuse (Help for the Victim)

Responding to Abuse: Instruction Outline for Stake and Ward Council Meetings

Protect the Child: Responding to Child Abuse

Resources for Church Leaders

Abuse: Help, Healing, and Protection

Abuse is the neglect or mistreatment of others (such as a child or spouse, the elderly, the disabled, or anyone else) in such a way that causes physical, emotional, or sexual harm. It goes against the teachings of the Savior. The Lord condemns abusive behavior in any form.