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Jesrine Clarke-Darrington, Parveen Ali, and Stephanie Ejegi-Memeh

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  • Gender and gender role expectations
  • Forms of domestic violence and abuse (DVA)
  • The prevalence of DVA around the world
  • Factors that influence violence
  • The impact on victims, families and children
  • Recognising signs and symptoms of DVA
  • Talking to victims
  • Safety planning
  • How the law can protect victims
  • Working in multi-agency partnerships

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Provides a comprehensive overview of intimate partner violence from a health-based perspective, exploring the physical, mental, and sexual health consequences of abuse.
Explores the relationship between domestic violence and child welfare, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities for intervention and prevention.
Explores the gender-based violence and post-conflict reconstruction, offering insights into the unique challenges and opportunities for addressing abuse in post-conflict settings.
Includes a chapter on international criminal law and domestic violence, providing a comprehensive overview of the legal framework and challenges in addressing abuse at the international level.
Comprehensive treatise on the crime of domestic violence, offering a detailed analysis of the legal and social issues surrounding abuse.
Explores the relationship between domestic violence and mental health, offering insights into the psychological impact of abuse and the challenges in providing effective treatment.
Is specifically designed for healthcare providers who work with individuals facing violence or abuse. It provides a step-by-step guide to developing safety plans and includes case studies and examples.
Introduces a unique tool, the Safety Planning Cube, which is designed to help individuals assess their risk of violence and develop a safety plan. It includes instructions on how to use the cube and case studies.

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