Domestic Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Resources
If you’re experiencing domestic violence or intimate partner violence, you are not alone. This page provides emergency numbers, hotlines, and trusted resources to help you find safety, support, and understanding.
If you need help with domestic violence or intimate partner violence:
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In an immediate physical emergency, dial 9-1-1
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In an immediate mental health emergency, dial 9-8-8
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For general assistance, visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline, call them at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), or text "START" to 88788
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The National Domestic Violence Hotline has resources to learn about domestic violence, and a directory to find your local domestic violence agency. Agencies are funded by local governments, so you can use the directory to find the agency that will be able to help you. Agencies have service such as domestic violence advocates, support groups, legal assistance, shelters, and childcare assistance.
Links to Learn More about Domestic Violence
Abuse Survivor's Toolbox: Tools for learning and healing
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Fast Facts: Preventing Intimate Partner Violence
DomesticViolence.org: Step by Step Guide to Understanding the Cycle of Violence
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Healthline: Love Bombing: 10 Signs of Over the Top Love
National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence: Power and Control Wheel
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence: Statistics
National Domestic Violence Hotline: Local Resources
Psychology Today: Find a Therapist
The Recovery Village: Domestic Violence Resources
United Nations: What is Domestic Abuse?
National Domestic Violence Hotline: Why People Stay in Abusive Relationships
Compiled by Kate Mageau, LMHC, NCC – licensed therapist and domestic violence advocate with lived and professional experience supporting survivors.
Updated March 2026