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I. What Constellation Found
II. What These Patterns May Mean
III. Why Multiple Patterns Matter
Why more than one pattern matters
When patterns are identified across two or more areas, they may indicate a wider pattern known as Post-Separation Abuse. Recognising the wider pattern matters because its effects can extend across different parts of a person's life, and responding effectively may require measures that address how those problems interact rather than dealing with each one in isolation.
What is Post-Separation Abuse?
Post-Separation Abuse describes patterns of abuse that continue or emerge after a relationship has ended. Different forms of abuse can be used separately or together to maintain control, cause harm or continue punishment after separation.
Understanding the wider pattern
The Post-Separation Abuse Framework™ explains how patterns of behaviour involving money, legal processes, reputation, and physical and psychological harm can operate together. It also describes the tactics associated with each area and the objectives they may serve.
IV. Exploring the Next Steps
