Domestic violence isn’t always physical — and understanding that can save lives. In this episode of the 1334 Podcast, Diane Rogers from Liberty House explains what domestic violence really looks like, how control operates in relationships, and why leaving isn’t as simple as people think. We discuss: The real definition of domestic violence Emotional, financial, and psychological abuse Why victim-blaming is harmful How Liberty House supports victims and their children Teaching youth what healthy relationships look like This is an educational, compassionate conversation meant to bring clarity, not judgment. If you or someone you know needs help: 📞 24/7 Crisis Line: (229) 439-7065 🌐 https://libertyhouseofalbany.com
Guest: Diane Rogers
Organization: Liberty House
Location Served: 17 counties in Southwest Georgia
About This Episode
Liberty House is a state-certified domestic violence program providing shelter, advocacy, counseling, and education to victims and their children. In this episode, Diane Rogers explains what domestic violence really looks like, how control shows up in relationships, and how Liberty House walks alongside victims as they seek safety.
Topics Covered
What defines domestic violence
Physical vs emotional, psychological, and financial abuse
Why victims often stay — and why shame doesn’t help
What happens when someone calls the crisis line
Emergency shelter and outreach services
Helping children and families rebuild stability
Teaching youth about emotional intelligence and healthy relationships
Common misconceptions about who domestic violence affects
Get Help or Get Involved
Website: libertyhouseofalbany.com
Crisis Line (24/7): (229) 439-7065
Administrative Office: (229) 439-7094