Jennifer French Tomasic holds a Master of Science in the Psychology of Coercive Control and is currently pursuing a PhD in Psychology, Policy, and Law with a concentration in Forensic
Victimology. Her work bridges psychology, law, human rights, and victim-centered analysis.


Her approach focuses on identifying coercive patterns, grooming behaviors, and systems of control—including gaslighting, love bombing, isolation, intimidation, exploitation, and dependency creation—across interpersonal relationships, families, institutions, and organizations.


Jennifer is not a psychotherapist and does not provide psychological diagnoses. Her work is grounded in behavioral analysis, risk assessment, research-informed practice, and expert
consultation