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Worried about someone’s behaviour?

You don’t have to face it alone. We can help you support them safely. Early support can make a difference.

  • What you can do:
  • Talk to a professional
  • Take care of your own wellbeing
  • Know that change must come from them
  • Encourage them to seek support (without confrontation)
  • Share this website with them if it's safe to do so
  • This is not an emergency or crisis line.
    Call 911     if you believe someone is in immediate danger.

Speak with us about how to approach your situation safely and in confidence.

Change is possible. With the right support, people can learn healthier ways to cope and build safer, stronger relationships.

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Phone Number: 437-223-8565
Email: stepsforward@yorktownfamilyservices.com

Should I be worried?

If something feels wrong, it’s okay to seek guidance. You don’t need to be certain there’s a problem to reach out. We can help you understand what you’re observing and discuss safe ways to encourage them toward support.

Ask yourself

  • Does their behaviour make you feel unsafe or worried for others?
  • Are you noticing patterns of anger, control, or intimidation that seem to be escalating?
  • Do they become very jealous, possessive, or controlling with their partner?
  • Have you seen them isolate their partner from friends or family?
  • Do they blame others for their problems or refuse to take responsibility?
  • Are you walking on eggshells around them more often?

If you’re concerned enough to be here, your feelings are valid.

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Thank you for reaching out. We know that it can be difficult to ask for support. We will get respond as soon as we can.

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We are currently unavailable, as we are closed today for staff training, but we will be back tomorrow.

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If this is an emergency, call 911 for immediate assistance.

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