What to Look For
This is a common sign of physical abuse, often showing up as a red, blue, or purple mark on the skin.
Bruises
This word means intentionally hurting someone’s body.
Physical Abuse
Physical abuse can cause this type of pain or harm to the body.
Injuries
If someone has different injuries at different stages of healing, it may mean this.
Repeated abuse
This person is required by law to report suspected abuse to authorities.
Mandatory Reporter
Where is an area for victims to stay safe from abusers?
Shelters
A victim might act this way, scared or nervous, especially around certain people.
fearful or anxious
This is a legal order to keep an abuser away from the victim.
Restraining Order
Some victims may have trouble trusting others because of this.
Abuse / Betrayal
When someone has injuries they cannot explain clearly, this could be a warning sign
suspicious or unexplained injuries
The agency that helps protect children from abuse is often called this.
CPS / Child Protective Services
Abuse can make it hard for victims to do this at school or with friends.
Concentrate / Socialize
A victim may try to hide injuries by wearing this, even in warm weather
Long sleeves / clothes that cover the body
This term means taking care of someone who is hurt or in danger.
Protection / Intervention
Long-term abuse may lead to this mental health condition, involving reliving scary memories.
PTSD / Post Traumatic Stress Disorder