Children of Coercive Control is an easy-to-skim flipbook addressing children exposed to coercive control. It examines how children become entangled in one parent’s coercive control of the other, showing that the harm is systemic rather than incidental. Drawing on forensic analysis of communication records, observational data from court and professional settings, and peer-reviewed research, the book provides a clear framework for identifying patterns of dominance, manipulation, and isolation, documenting them rigorously, and supporting more accurate assessment and intervention in family courts and clinical practice. To start with one message, try the free Is it coercive control? checker.
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