05/28/2026
There is no time limit on conversations surrounding mental health. We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to watch our Mental Health Social Media Series. In our final video, we address the important topic of domestic violence. Take a moment to watch, reflect, and share.
Signs of Domestic Violence
Kevin Mack has over 15 years of experience in the mental health, autism, and IDD field. As CEO of Mack Counseling, he leads a team of more than 40 clinicians serving over 1,600 clients each month. Mack Counseling is passionate about human development and helping individuals achieve healthier, safer, and more fulfilling lives.
Sometimes the people hurting the most are the ones smiling the hardest. That’s why awareness, compassion, and community support matter more than ever.
Additional Tips:
1. Educate yourself to recognize the signs a victim may exhibit, such as withdrawal, fearfulness, or isolation
2. Listen without judgment and create a safe space for conversation
3. Break the stigma—have supportive conversations about healthy options and available resources
4. Refer individuals to trained professionals and organizations equipped to support survivors of domestic violence