Reflections on the role of attachment disorders in addiction as well as family- and intimate partner violence.
Intimate Partner Violence
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is an expression of abusive power and control in an intimate relationship that causes physical, psychological, and sexual harm. Intimate Partner Violence includes acts of physical aggression, psychological abuse, coercive control and sexual abuse.
The femicide of Ugandan Olympic marathoner Rebecca Cheptegei has sent shockwaves across the global sporting community, pulling back the curtain on the issue of gender-based violence in Africa. Cheptegei, 25, died on September 5, 2024 after being set on fire by her former romantic partner on her way home from church in Eldoret, Kenya. This tragedy has sparked widespread outrage…
On July 1, 2024 the Gabby Petito Act became law in Florida, offering enhanced protections for domestic violence victim-survivors.
On July 1, 2020, domestic violence survivors in Florida received expanded legal protections that include their pets. Governor Ron DeSantis signed the bipartisan Senate Bill 1082 into law in June, 2020 allowing courts to include their pets in restraining orders against abusers.1 Perpetrators of coercive control may target pets as a means of inducing fear and submission in the victim, putting their lives at risk….
A new report reveals high rates of intimate partner violence in Hawaii, with 1 in 5 residents experiencing coercive control.
Victoria MP Laurel Collins’ proposed coercive control legislation passes third reading in Canada’s House of Commons
Queensland passes groundbreaking coercive control legislation to tackle intimate partner violence and femicide in honor of Hannah Clarke.
Learn effective strategies for college students on how to navigate their studies while recovering from emotional abuse.
EU enacts new laws to combat over 3000 annual femicides, aiming to significantly reduce violence against women across the continent.
An alarming report shows that Ireland’s police received an alarming 60,000 domestic violence reports in 2023.