Victimhood and Those Helpful Verbal Abuse Books These verbal abuse books gave me the words, the vocabulary, I needed to make sense of the nonsense in my marriage. Until I read books by Patricia Evans, Lundy Bancroft and others. He didn't hit me, so how could he abuse me? The word abuse never entered my mind. I knew I was in a bad relationship, but I didn't understand that my husband abused me.
I didn't know anything about brainwashing, gaslighting, verbal or emotional abuse. One of the reasons victims of domestic violence and abuse take so long to leave their relationships is that no one teaches young people the vocabulary of abuse. Verbal Abuse Books Teach the Vocabulary of Abuse But more importantly, the verbal abuse books taught me the vocabulary of abuse so I could finally describe what was happening to me. The verbal abuse books taught me that my husband was wrong. He said I was inept and out of touch with reality. My abusive husband had almost convinced me that every problem in our marriage was my fault. I felt relief because up until I read the library of verbal abuse books available, I thought that I was losing my mind.
Patricia lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.Verbal abuse books helped me discover that my marriage problems were rooted in verbal and emotional abuse. She has spoken to groups throughout the US, Canada, Madrid at the "Commission for the Investigation of Violence Against Women" and in five cities in Australia. She has appeared on Oprah, CNN, national radio, and in Newsweek and O, The Oprah Magazine. Patricia Evans is the bestselling author of five books, including The Verbally Abusive Relationship, Verbal Abuse Survivors Speak Out, Controlling People, The Verbally Abusive Man: Can He Change? and Victory Over Verbal Abuse. Patricia lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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