Love Is Not Abuse Changes Brand Name To Love Dignity
Jan 23, 2017
Love Is Not Abuse new name, Love Dignity, strives towards positive reinforcement and relationship for the online resource center.
New York, United States - January 23, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Relationships are a necessary part of life, and forming them can be one of the most rewarding and enriching undertakings in life. Unfortunately however, precisely because relationships are so valuable, they can also be incredibly toxic and destructive. Love is Not Abuse is a website that was formed to help people to be able to identify and free themselves from toxic behaviour patterns in relationships. Previously LoveIsNotaAbuse.com , with its new website name 'Love Dignity' maintains its focus on positive reinforcement, healing, and the journey away from abuse toward love.
LoveDignity.com retains the range of articles on relationship best practices, from simple romantic surprises to guides on how to communicate honestly and effectively about relationships while in them. The site also has resources on identifying, mediating and escaping abuse.
Love Dignity goes on creating contents to help people identify and improve their problem behavior, and help others do the same, by pinpointing the underlying reasons for abusive behaviour and reframing these in helpful ways – not to excuse negative actions in a relationship, but to contextualise them and provide an alternative pathway for those committing these actions.
A spokesperson for Love Dignity explained, “Everyone in a relationship should be treated with respect and dignity. Remembering this above all else, and acting on this alone, would prevent all abusive behavior from happening. That’s why we put dignity at the heart of our rebrand – so people had something worthwhile to work toward, instead of helping reinforce the fear created by abuse. We want to provide a positive and proactive experience for our readers, and as such, we look forward to publishing new content under Love Dignity.”
About Love Dignity: Love Dignity is the new name for Love Is Not Abuse. It remains a website for identifying and tackling the abuse of partners, the website encourages and reinforces best practices within relationships, to allow people to change for the better. The website is regularly updated with a broad suite of content, all focused on how people can get the best from their relationships while eschewing toxic behaviors.
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