Welcome To Our Community Page

Welcome to our community page, where your story truly matters. Whether you're a victim of domestic abuse, living with trauma, facing mental health struggles, or feeling let down by the police, your experiences can offer support and inspiration.  

Explore Sister Laura's downloadable resources, conveniently located at the bottom of the page!

 

FIRST You Matter Box's Giveaway WINNERS HAVE BEEN DRAWN- 16/03/25

You Matter Box's Gifted by Sister Laura Prince x2 winners- Why This Matters to Sister Laura and her children: We have lived through so much and are fortunate to have each other. We continue to face the harm caused by others, and while we can't control what others have done or plan to do to us, we can control how we treat others and the world around us. The children and I believe in the power of community and the importance of empathy, kindness, and acceptance. The "You Matter Boxes" are a symbol of our commitment to spreading kindness and reminding everyone that they are important. This giveaway is our way of showing support and appreciation for all that you do.

Box 1 - A lady who nominated the service users she works with 
Box 2 - A lady nominated by her friend as she is dealing with family health struggles.
Box 3 - A victim of DV
Box 4  - A 10 year old who has been struggling with ''sadness' . 

Healing Hands Giveaway: Men's and Teen Boys' (16+) Mental Health Post- Abuse Box Gifted by a 13-Year-- Curated by a thoughtful 13-year-old, to support men on their journey to healing after domestic abuse. My son, who is more than aware of how living and experiencing abuse feels, wanted to create this box. While watching me use my author copies to create self-care packages for others, he asked to put together some bits specifically for a man. His empathy and understanding have shaped this thoughtful and supportive box.

"Brave Butterfly Box: A Special Giveaway for Transgender Kids- Brave Butterfly Box," thoughtfully curated and gifted by a courageous 4-year-old who was assigned male at birth but has chosen to identify as female. She wanted to share her special book, and do something special for someone like her, the contents is for a child and parent, but realistically could easily be loved by all no matter the age, and this self-love box is designed to remind you that you are valued, cherished, accepted and never alone, regardless of your gender identity.

Your Journey: Resources, Support, and Personal Stories

Mental health and Neurodiversity Documents and Resources Information Created by Nurse Against Abuse

If you require professional mental health support, please seek advice from a qualified healthcare provider. This website serves as a resource to aid the community by sharing knowledge and experiences, but it does not replace professional advice and input. Our goal is to provide helpful information and support to enhance understanding and well-being..

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Share Your Story

We believe in the power of sharing experiences. Your story—whether a quote, passage, or reflection—can inspire, comfort, and connect with others. By sharing, you help create a supportive community where every voice is valued.

Why Share?

  • Healing: Writing can be therapeutic and help process emotions.
  • Connection: Your story can make others feel understood.
  • Inspiration: Sharing can inspire others to find strength and hope.

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Empowerment, Understanding, and Recovery for Kids: Self-Help Resources by Laura Prince of Nurse Against Abuse

Explore a comprehensive collection of self-help resources currently being created by Laura, founder of Nurse Against Abuse. Developing these guides, Laura hopes to offer valuable insights and practical tools for self-care, self-help, advocacy, awareness, practical help, and healing and recovery for mental health and neurodiversity. Click each guide to access the download and embark on your journey towards emotional well-being and empowerment.

The Invisible Chains of Psychological Abuse: Control, Manipulation, and the Struggle to Break Free

Psychological abuse has a profound impact on victims, often leaving deep emotional scars that are not immediately visible. This form of abuse can erode a person's self-esteem, sense of reality, and mental well-being. Victims face immense difficulties in leaving their abusers due to the complex dynamics of control and manipulation. Abusers often employ mind games and create an empathy trap, where they alternate between cruelty and kindness, making the victim feel responsible for the abuser's well-being. This intermittent reinforcement creates a powerful psychological bond, known as trauma bonding, which makes it incredibly challenging for victims to break free. The abuser's control is further reinforced by isolating the victim from support networks, instilling fear, and using threats or guilt to maintain dominance. As a result, victims may feel trapped, confused, and powerless, struggling to find a way out of the abusive relationship.

For years, the phrase "but he didn't hit you" was used to dismiss my experiences. However, coercive control warps your reality. As I explained in my memoir, "Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt." Is there an end in sight? Some events were blurred by his actions and forgotten, but psychological abuse is insidious. 

“Well Done, Mummy! You Got It Right”

*Title and images are chosen, and the editing has been guided with love by Gabby, age 4 and a half.*

Meet Gabby, a young explorer eager to discover life's wonders. A few months ago, she came home from school with a craft-made laptop—a simple yet meaningful creation that sparked a journey of bonding. Gabby confidently explained that it was about herself. Living in a house with teenage boys, a mum who is a nurse with male-oriented interests, and without outside influences, Gabby navigated her thoughts and embraced gender creativity.

This book offers a glimpse into Gabby's heart and mind. "Because I am a girl," she mustered, capturing the essence of her self-discovery. This narrative explores the delicate balance between a parent's desire to understand and a child's unwavering certainty in their reality. It’s a tale of stepping into the unknown, where validation and understanding are essential.


✨ "Family is a haven where you can be your true self, and we'll always celebrate the wonderful person you are."

🌼 "Together, we navigate this beautiful journey. Our love for you is boundless and ever-growing."

🌷 "Our hearts are open, and our love is unconditional. Your journey is our journey, and we're with you every step of the way."

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