NATALIE WAUGH

Natalie Waugh is a dedicated domestic abuse advocate, committed to empowering women to heal, grow, and reclaim their lives after abuse.

Explore the support, tools, and guidance available to help you step confidently into your next chapter.

Welcome to the Domestic Abuse Self-Help Resource Centre — where healing begins and empowerment grows. As a survivor and advocate, I’ve created this space to share the tools, guidance, and support I once needed myself. Here, you’ll find compassionate, practical resources designed to help you take back your power, rebuild your life, and move forward with confidence. Explore our self-help books, tailored services, and supportive tools — all crafted to meet you where you are and guide you toward the next chapter of your journey.

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Natalie’s book is a raw and honest journey that beautifully intertwines the complexities of relationships, domestic violence, and the realities of dealing with a narcissist. She doesn’t just share her story—she empowers women with the tools to recognize the signs of abuse and take action without feeling isolated.

- Helen

An unflinchingly honest and deeply compassionate resource for those trapped in abusive relationships. Through her own lived experience, Waugh exposes the insidious tactics of manipulation, control, and gaslighting while offering clear, practical strategies for recognizing abuse, escaping it, and rebuilding life on one’s own terms. More than just a survivor’s story, this book is a lifeline—one that blends personal insight with systemic critique, making it both empowering and thought-provoking. If you or someone you know is struggling with domestic abuse, Predator is an essential, hopeful, and transformative read.

- Randolph

A moving book of brute strength. It’s a smooth read due to the way it’s written and above all it has the ability to bring hope to women who genuinely need support. These sensitive topics are not easy to discuss openly, and books like this allow the reader to feel they are not alone and what to do about making improvements.

- Emily

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