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Intimate partner violence (IPV) domestic violence (DV)

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Evaluating Treatment For Trauma Bonding In A Sample Of Female Survivors Of Intimate Partner Violence: A Single-Case Design Study, Cherelle D. Carrington Mar 2021

Evaluating Treatment For Trauma Bonding In A Sample Of Female Survivors Of Intimate Partner Violence: A Single-Case Design Study, Cherelle D. Carrington

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A great deal of scientific literature addresses the adverse biopsychosocial sequelae of survivors of Intimate Partner Violence/Domestic Violence and the resulting financial costs of Intimate Partner Violence/Domestic Violence to society. Less is known about which clinical interventions can best mitigate survivors’ symptoms, while enhancing their capacity to survive and ultimately leave the abusive relationship. This study examined the effectiveness of the Traumatic Incident Reduction and the Trauma Bonding Protocol interventions in mitigating symptoms of depression, anxiety, and trauma bonding, and in increasing safety behaviors and readiness to change in a sample of female survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. Outcome measures …