Domestic Violence

 

 

Domestic Violence (DV) and child abuse often go hand in hand. A study put the number at 50%; 50% of domestic violence influenced households also have abused children.
 

• Resources including Emergency

• What is it? / How Prevalent is it? / How do I know if someone is a victim of DV?

• Co-Occurrence of Domestic Violence and Child Abuse/Neglect

• Myths and Realities

• Decision Making by victims of DV / Barriers to Leaving

• DV Effects on Children / Batterers Influence on Children

• Batterer Tactics / Batterer Manipulations

• Protective Strategies of Victims of Domestic Violence

• Safety Planning

• Post-Separation Violence / Post Separation Batterers Tactics

• Speaking: with a victim of DV / Tips / with Children / with a Bettering Partner

• Key Points: Ways a Person May be Victimized / Effects of DV on Children

 

[Source: Co-Occurrence of Child Abuse/Neglect and Domestic Violence - The development of the Co-Occurrence Guide for NH CASA was made possible by the Grafton County Greenbook Project, funded by the Office on Violence Against Women, US Department of Justice grant 2004-WE-AX-KO35. Prepared by Lauren J. Litton of I.S.P. Consulting for the Grafton County Greenbook Project]