The
Research.

What every CPS worker, responding officer, and family court professional needs to know about traumatic brain injury, coercive control, and the behaviors they cause — before drawing conclusions about a survivor's credibility, stability, or fitness as a parent.

A plain-language breakdown of the doctrine that shields government actors from accountability — including real cases where courts protected officials who stole, shot children, and attacked surrendered suspects.

Following the money in the foster care system — why the federal funding structure rewards removal over reunification, and how poverty is being treated as neglect at scale.

How parents with ADHD, autism, and trauma histories are disproportionately targeted, misread, and penalized — and how federal law requires accommodation that almost no agency provides.

Understanding Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender — the documented tactic that flips accountability onto survivors — and why family court is its most effective arena.

One of the most misread dynamics in coercive control — when survivors finally react, their reaction becomes the only moment examined. Understanding why changes everything about how practitioners assess and decide.

The D's, E's, F's, and I's — a complete framework for understanding how domination is built, why victims cannot simply leave, and why "why didn't they just leave?" reveals everything wrong with how we were trained.