example of a domestic violence case study

This case study focuses on one woman’s experience of domestic and family violence, and her subsequent experiences of the service system after leaving her abusive partner. Pseudonyms have been used and some details have also been changed to protect the

Each case study uses pseudonyms to protect the identity of the participant, her children and others involved. Each case study includes a list of key issues covered in the case study. It is a demonstration of the courage and strength of these women that they are willing to share their stories here.

Describe key assessment data to collect in suspected cases of intimate partner violence. 2. Determine the public health nurse’s legal responsibility in reporting intimate partner violence. 3. Discuss the health determinants and factors that increase risk for intimate partner violence. 4.

It was only when Abi Blake was nearly killed by her abusive husband that she decided to break up with him and press charges. A new policing pilot in Cheshire encourages women not to leave it so...

These case studies of domestic abuse highlight some real stories. Psychological abuse - Marianna's story I eventually became too afraid to do anything or make any decisions because I knew they’d be wrong, and I would be threatened.

Nearly one in four American women have experienced domestic violence. On average, more than three women are murdered by their intimate partners in the United States every day.

This case study considers issues around working with older people experiencing domestic abuse, dementia and longstanding abuse, and carers as perpetrators and victims of domestic abuse.

The two-year conditional PR has increased the vulnerability of many sponsored newcomers, particularly victims of domestic violence, who were often women.

These feelings can manifest through control and abuse of partners. In Sarah’s case, her husband was abused by his father. Often, abusive partners maintain control through emotional and psychological violence, making it less visible.

This case study considers issues around working with Asian communities, specifically Pakistani Asian women; cultural capability; reflecting on the values and knowledge that we bring to situations, and working with older victims of domestic abuse.