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how to live freely

what is a safety plan and how can creating one be beneficial in an emergency?

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steps for creating a proper safety plan

what is a safety plan?

lets understand what a safety plan is

signs of an abusive relationship

what is an abusive relationship?

what are the key aspects of an ideal safety plan?

methods to stay safe

steps to be confident

making a safety plan

how do i get started?

sources +references

how do i know so much?

support +resources

what resources are available to me

signs of an abusive relationship

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you might not know your being abused, here are some common behaviors to look out for

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monitoring your communication and activities excessively

pressuring you to have sex or performsexual acts you're not comfortable with

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expressing extreme jealousy of your friends or time spent away from them

attempting to get you underthe influence / be unlike yourself

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being controlling, preventing youfrom enjoying yourself

intimidating you through threatening looks or actions

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preventing or discouraging youfrom spending time with others

insulting your parenting or threatening to hurt those you love

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insulting, demeaning, and shamingyou in front of others

threatening violence / intimidating you with weapons

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preventing you from making your own decisions

destroying your belongingsor your home

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controlling finances without discussion, taking money, or not providing money for necessary expenses

gaslighting you or makingyou question reality

what is a safety plan?

how can having on be essential in an emergency?

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a safety plan is a personalized, practical plan to improve your safety and well-being when experiencing with abuse, preparing to leave an abusive situation, or after you've left

safety plans encompass vital information adapted to your unique situation, equipping you with the necessary tools to help you prepare and respond effectively in various different scenarios

developing a well-thought-out safety plan in advance can help protect yourself and others in high-stress and overwhelming circumstances

what are the benefits?

how can having on be essential in an emergency?

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safety plans empower you to confide in your trusted support network and provide guidence on communicating your situation to your friends and family, coping with emotions, and includes various resources tailored to your individual needs, ensuring you have access to the appropriate support systems and services.

some of the preparations for a safety plan might seem obvious and straightforward, but it can be hard to think rationally and make logical decisions during moments of crisis developing a well-thought-out safety plan in advance can help protect yourself and others in high-stress and overwhelming circumstances

methods to stay safe

in an abusive relationship

identify your partner's level of force

assess the risk or danger to yourself and others before it occurs

document abusive behaviors

keep a record of abuse including dates, times, and other details

identify safe places

familiarize yourself with safe places you can go to

tell someone you trust

have someone you can reach out to for support

prepare an excuse

have an excuse ready in case you need to get away quickly

if leaving is your best option

steps to leave the person hurting you

plan a destination

shelter with someone you know or locate a domestic violence shelter

determine the best way to get your children out

decide how to get your children out safely and quickly

figure out how to leave quickly

have an escape plan

plan a route

plan safe and unpredictable routes, have a backup route as well

make an escape bag

pack a bag with the essentials, hide it well

need help now?

we're here for you | click phone numbers to call immediately

national domestic violence hotline: 1.800.799.SAFE [7233]

national domestic violence text line: text "START" to 88788

span emergency confidential shelter or other services: 1.303.444.2424

find shelters for domestic violence near you: domesticshelters.org

sources

click numbers for direct links

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what is a safety plan?thehotline.org/what-is-a-safety-plan

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signs of an abusive relationshipthehotline.org/identify-abuse/domestic-abuse-warning-signs

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what do you need?rainn.org/articles/safety-planning

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methods to stay safethehotline.org/resources/safety-planning-while-living-with-an-abusive-partner

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making a safety planthehotline.org/plan-for-safety/create-your-personal-safety-plan/#gf_1

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support + resourcesthehotline.org

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lesson learned! by: tiger

identifying your partners' level of force

determining your partners'level of force can help you assess the risks and threats to yourself and others before they occur

documentingabusive behaviors

keeping a detailed record of abuse can be helpful in understanding patterns of abuse and may be useful if you decide to obtain protection through the legal system

document abusive phone calls, voicemails, and text messages. keep any material that is threatening or harassing. record names of people who witness abusive incidients

even if you do not decide to report right away, the documentation can help protect you from your abuser in the future

figuring out an escape plan

figure out how to get out quickly and efficiently, minimize delays by keeping escape supplies handy, children trained in escaping, and a soldified method of escaping

preparing an excuse

create several excuses for leaving at different times and situations. have these ready when feeling threatened or in danger in order to get away more quickly

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tellingsomeone

have someone you trust who you can reach out to for support, having someone who will respond in a crisis if you need their help is crucial. being able to lean on a support network is essential for safety and recovery

planning a route

plan a safe and unpredictable route. if you are driving have a full tank of gas at all times. if taking public transportation be aware of transit schedules and routes.

getting yourchildren out safely

plan an escape route for your children, separate, or with you. practice ahead of time to help build muscle memory

making anescape bag

pack a bag that includes important papers and documents, such as your birth certificate, license, passport, social security card, cash, prescriptions, keys, and credit cards

do you best to keep the bag well hidden, if discovered, call it a "hurricane bag" or "fire bag"

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planning adestination

determine a safe place to shelter, consider staying with a friend or family members house if possible. additionally, gather contact information of domestic violence shelters near you

identifying safe places

learn more about the safe places around you, learn the routes and memorize the routes. find out more about the domestic violence service providers in your area and supports they offer