... childhood events including witnessing domestic violence and childhood maltreatment have a statistically significant higher risk of becoming a perpetrator or victim of IPV as adults (Whitfield et al., 2003). Dube et al. (2002) found a graded increase in the risk of alcoholism, illicit...

... how they would want to be like and unlike their mother, and how they want to be like and unlike their father. Dual diagnosis Substance misuse Domestic violence Intimate partner violence Substance abuse Fathers Parenting There is significant overlap in the problems...

... lifetime prevalence of domestic violence among women accessing substance use and mental health services than within the general female population. For those women who are currently in an abusive relationship, there is risk of continued violence. Practice‐based evidence from drug, alcohol and mental health...

.... , Eldridge , S. , Griffiths , C. , Gregory , A. , Howell , A. , Johnson , M. , Ramsay , J. , Rutterford , C. and Sharp , D. (2011), “ Identification and Referral to Improve Safety (IRIS) of women experiencing domestic violence with a primary care training...

... Substance abuse Parenting Fathers Drug addiction Domestic violence Men United States of America Research is replete with literature supporting the importance of father involvement in children's lives (Lamb, 1997, 2004 ; Marsiglio et al., 2000). However, for fathers who perpetrate...

... disorders Substance abuse Cross‐sectional study Drug addiction Spain Domestic violence Mental illness Intimate partner violence (psychological, physical or sexual abuse by a current or ex‐partner/husband/wife) is one of the leading burdens of disease for women (Vos et al., 2006...

... assigned to manual‐guided group behavioral therapies (cognitive behavioral therapy for substance dependent domestic violence offenders (SADV) or drug counseling (DC)) and assessed across 12 weeks of treatment. Findings Despite excluding psychotic disorders and bipolar disorders at baseline, 23 percent...