Ending Abuse was written to help people better understand the patterns and dynamics that exist within abusive relationships. Many forms of abuse are subtle, confusing, and difficult to name. They often develop slowly, leaving individuals questioning their own perception of reality.
Abuse does not always begin with obvious harm. It often appears through manipulation, shifting boundaries, emotional confusion, or patterns of control that gradually erode a person’s sense of stability and self-trust.
This book provides clear language and practical guidance for recognizing these patterns and understanding how they unfold.
Rather than relying on complex theory or clinical language, Ending Abuse is written in a clear and accessible way so readers can more easily identify behaviours, understand what they may be experiencing, and begin making informed decisions about their next steps.
The book offers a structured framework to help readers:
• recognize subtle and often overlooked forms of abuse
• understand common behavioural patterns and manipulation tactics
• rebuild trust in their own perception and inner knowing
• develop practical strategies for setting healthy boundaries
• navigate separation safely and thoughtfully when appropriate
• rebuild confidence, identity, and personal stability
At its core, Ending Abuse is about restoring clarity where there has been confusion and offering a path forward, grounded in both compassion and practical strategy.
The goal is not only to increase awareness but to help individuals and families move toward safety, stability, and self-respect.
Kristin Wild is a licensed clinical counsellor and the Director of Modern Health Solution™, where she provides counselling and education for individuals and families navigating trauma, chronic illness, abusive relationship dynamics, and separation & divorce.
Kristin's education is in Applied Psychology. Additionally, she holds a doctorate in Metaphysics and brings together professional counselling practice, education, and support to help individuals better understand complex emotional and relational dynamics.
Kristin has been working with individuals navigating abusive dynamics since she was twenty years old. Over the course of her career she has supported people experiencing both domestic and workplace abuse. Her work has also included contributing to the development of advocacy programs designed to help individuals navigate the court system more safely and effectively.
Through her professional work, Kristin has supported many individuals navigating complex relationship patterns, particularly those involving emotional abuse, coercive control, and manipulative dynamics that are often difficult to recognize.
Kristin also serves as the Director of Community Engagement for Mamas for Mamas, a national non-profit organization in her home country of Canada that provides practical support to care givers and families navigating crisis, poverty, and major life transitions.
In her work with both individuals and communities, Kristin focuses on helping people restore clarity, rebuild trust in their own perception, and move forward with practical strategies grounded in safety and resilience.
Ending Abuse was written to make this knowledge accessible to a wider audience and to help people recognize patterns that are often misunderstood or overlooked.
Her work is guided by a simple belief.
Together we can change…
EVERYTHING
By purchasing the book through this website, readers are also helping expand access to guidance, education, and support for those who may not otherwise have the resources to find help.
A portion of proceeds from purchases made through this website supports the Mamas for Mamas At-Risk Program, which provides practical support to individuals and families navigating crisis and major life transitions.
This site is supported and funded by
Modern Health Solution™
