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Domestic Violence Affects Us All

22.1% of women and 7.4% of men in the US report victimization by an intimate partner.

LEAP (Look to End Abuse Permanently), is an organization of healthcare providers and volunteers dedicated to ending intimate partner violence and family violence by establishing screening, treatment, and prevention programs in the health care setting.

New Trauma Informed Care Training Materials:

IPV resulted in 1,544 deaths in 2004.
Of these deaths, 25% were males and 75% were females.

LEAP (Look to End Abuse Permanently), is an organization of healthcare providers and volunteers dedicated to ending intimate partner violence and family violence by establishing screening, treatment, and prevention programs in the health care setting.

New Trauma Informed Care Training Materials:

Between 30-60% of the children living in homes with adult IPV are also directly abused. Witnessing adult IPV as a child can harm a child's emotional, behavioral and physical health.

LEAP (Look to End Abuse Permanently), is an organization of healthcare providers and volunteers dedicated to ending intimate partner violence and family violence by establishing screening, treatment, and prevention programs in the health care setting.

New Trauma Informed Care Training Materials:

Learn to Help Your Patient in Just 5 Minutes

Read this first: One-page screening and intervention tools

Use this safety plan with your patient

Give your patient these helpful phone numbers

Learn about California Mandatory Reporting Laws

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