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10 Self-Care Tips To Use When Healing From Abuse

  • stopdomesticviolen4
  • Sep 17, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 21, 2024





After getting out of an abusive relationship, we can often forget to prioritize ourselves. Incorporating these self-care tips can help boost your well-being and create healthy lifelong changes.


  1. Breathing Exercises 

    • Allow time to be mindful and in the moment. Find meditation videos that allow you to follow along. Breathing helps clear the mind, body, and soul. 

  2. Going on Walks 

    • Getting active allows you to release stress. Try to go on walks for 30 minutes a day. 

  3. Use Affirmations 

    • Create daily affirmations that can be repeated throughout the day. There is power in words. Remind yourself you are worthy! 

  4. Journal 

    • Create a daily journal that allows you to express your thoughts and feelings. Writing down how you feel allows you to process your emotions. 

  5. Stay Hydrated 

    • Drinking more water keeps your body in better health. Stay hydrated to remind yourself you matter! 

  6. Reach Out to Family and Friends 

    • Keep yourself busy by spending time with those who love and support you. 

  7. Set Goals 

    • Setting goals allows you to build trust within yourself again. No matter how small the goal may seem it can give you the confidence you deserve. 

  8. Join Support Groups 

    • Find local support groups that allow you to find a sense of community. Allows you to spend time with people who are going through the same things. 

  9. Take a relaxing bath 

    • Spending time to care for yourself can be as simple as a nice warm bath. Spending time on yourself to remind yourself you are worthy . 

  10. Celebrate your progress

    • Recovering from domestic violence abuse can be a long journey but recognizing your progress can make the healing journey worth it. 



What are some of your favorite self-care tips? Leave in the comments below.

 
 
 

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