From journal articles to Quick Guides and webinars, you will find tools and information to support.
This review, seeking to integrate 60 years of diffuse research on AVITH, is structured according to Bronfenbrenner’s (1979) nested ecological model of development.
A small-scale qualitative project, undertaken by an interdisciplinary domestic violence research group involving academic researchers and research assistants, with colleagues from Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS), investigated youth aggression and violence against parents.
Are you unsure how to start a conversation about alcohol use with teenagers? Or have questions about the most effective way to handle this topic? Informed by the latest research on prevention strategies, this webinar will provide practical advice that will be valuable for parents, school staff and others working with teenagers.
This brief overview introduces economic abuse as a subtle but widespread form of coercive control within family and intimate partner violence.
This paper aims to assist health, social and land-use planners to consider how local governments can work to prevent family violence in communities where harm from gambling also exists. It describes relevant public health concepts and includes suggested actions and strategies drawn from current Victorian local government policies.
A 2017 Fact Sheet produced by Women's Health East & Women's Health in the North.
This paper describes the delivery of a therapeutic infant/mother group work intervention program called The Peek-a-Boo ClubTM, which ran from mid-2005 until early 2012. It examines the importance of intervening early with infants and mothers impacted by family violence.
These guidelines have been developed to build the capacity of workers in the sexual assault and alcohol and other drug (AOD) sectors in Victoria to support shared clients who experience both sexual assault trauma and substance use issues. Exploring enablers and barriers of the AOD and sexual assault sectors in referring shared clients to specialist services.
Resource by Orygen Youth Health. Identifying early warning signs of mental ill-health in young people assists with earlier intervention resulting in the potential reduction of the severity and duration of ill-health.
