What Love Never Looks Like: Domestic Violence, Interpersonal Violence, and the Courage to Heal
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What Love Never Looks Like: Domestic Violence, Interpersonal Violence, and the Courage to Heal
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What happens when something that looks like love slowly becomes control, fear, isolation, or harm?
In this deeply personal episode of Rooted & Rising with Dr. Carmela Maxell, Dr. Carmela Maxell sits down with author, entrepreneur, advocate, and domestic violence survivor Rita J. Cartwright for an honest conversation about the warning signs of unhealthy relationships, the many forms abuse can take, and what it means to rebuild your life after trauma.
Together, they explore jealousy, insecurity, emotional and financial abuse, coercive control, self-worth, boundaries, faith, community, healing, and the complicated reasons people may stay in relationships that are hurting them. Rita also shares her own story of surviving domestic violence and how her experiences ultimately shaped her work supporting other survivors.
This episode is not about blame. It is about recognition, compassion, survival, and the reminder that love should never require you to disappear.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic or interpersonal violence, please seek support from trusted professionals, local resources, or emergency services when needed.
Stay rooted in who you are, and keep rising into who you’re becoming.