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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 11 MIN

What Domestic Violence Really Looks Like | Liberty House on Safety, Control, and Healthy Relationships

from The 1334 Podcast · host Blake Barlow

Guest: Diane RogersOrganization: Liberty HouseLocation Served: 17 counties in Southwest GeorgiaAbout This EpisodeLiberty House is a state-certified domestic violence program providing shelter, advocacy, counseling, and education to victims and their children. In this episode, Diane Rogers explains what domestic violence really looks like, how control shows up in relationships, and how Liberty House walks alongside victims as they seek safety.Topics CoveredWhat defines domestic violencePhysical vs emotional, psychological, and financial abuseWhy victims often stay — and why shame doesn’t helpWhat happens when someone calls the crisis lineEmergency shelter and outreach servicesHelping children and families rebuild stabilityTeaching youth about emotional intelligence and healthy relationshipsCommon misconceptions about who domestic violence affectsGet Help or Get InvolvedWebsite: libertyhouseofalbany.comCrisis Line (24/7): (229) 439-7065Administrative Office: (229) 439-7094 Visit 1334media.com to support the podcast.

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