Web site offers advice for those caught in unhealthy relationships Published Oct. 29, 2009 Federal Occupational Health TINKER AIR FORCE BASE, Okla. -- Domestic violence can happen in any relationship regardless of ethnic group, income level, religion, education, age or sexual orientation. It's often called a silent crime because many people don't report it. They may feel alone and not sure where to turn for help. Make a difference in your life, the life of your family and others close to you by learning more about domestic violence, how to stay safe and how you can help yourself or others that may be in an unhealthy relationship. No one deserves to be abused for any reason. Help break the silence and go online to access Your Personal Safety in the Spotlight section so you can: · learn more about domestic violence, the types of abuse and how to identify warning signs; · develop a personal safety plan and learn ways to stay safe; · access resources from organizations that can protect you; · learn how domestic violence impacts the workplace and access a helpful manager guide; · find out if you may be in an unhealthy relationship by taking a self-assessment. Through the Podcast "Preparing a Safety Plan and Putting an End to Violence," -- available at www.foh4you.com -- you will learn about the types of domestic violence, how to effectively build a safety plan if you are considering leaving and how to help someone close to you who may be in an unhealthy relationship.