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Anne Arundel Medical Center’s Abuse and Domestic Violence Program

Domestic violence is a pattern of verbal, physical and/or sexual abuse between intimate partners as a way to obtain power and control.
Domestic violence happens in same sex and heterosexual relationships.
Domestic violence occurs equally across all social, ethnic, and economic boundaries.
“Nearly one-third of American women (31%) reports being physically or sexually abused by a husband or boyfriend at some point in their lives.” (http://www.healthymaryland.org/pdf/domestic-violence-facts.pdf).
Does your partner…

• Constantly criticize you?
• Control the money?
• Have sudden mood changes?
• Monitor activities and phone calls?
• Keep you away from family and friends?
• Accuse you of having affairs?
• Destroy things you care about, like your family photos or clothes?
• Hit you, then later deny it or blame it on you?
• Threaten to kill you, him/herself, loved ones or pets?
• Force you to have sex or hurt you sexually?
• Stop you from seeing a doctor. Take away medicines or birth control?
• Give you gifts or apologize after the abuse occurs and promise that it will never happen again?

AAMC’s in house Abuse and Domestic Violence Program has professionally trained staff available to help patients, employees and community members.
Please contact us by phone- 443-481-1209 or email- abusedv@aahs.org
If this is an emergency call 911 or
410-222-6800 –24 hour Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE National Domestic Violence Hotline

Domestic Violence Resources
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
http://www.mnadv.org/
Women’s Law Center
http://www.wlcmd.org/
An Abuse and Domestic Violence Resource Collection
http://www.aardvarc.org/dv/states/mddv.shtml
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
http://www.ndvh.org/
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
http://www.ncadv.org/