Intimate Partner Violence and Substance Abuse Treatment

Intimate Partner Violence and Substance Abuse Treatment is organized by ACTS Consulting, Inc.

Course Description:
Domestic violence is the use of intentional emo­tional, psychological, sexual, or physical force by one family member or intimate partner to control another. Researchers have found that one fourth to one half of men who commit acts of domestic violence have substance abuse problems. While domestic violence affects a variety of populations, this Quick Guide only discusses the treatment of adult male batterers and adult female survivors.

Objectives:
Participants will
• Define and examine the relationship between Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
• Review perpetrator power and control dynamic
• Consider the Impact of COVID pandemic guidelines on victim safety
• Review best practices for integrated substance abuse programs addressing domestic violence

Note: Posted materials are free from SAMHSA and other public domain sites. 

Course fee applies for continuing education hours and a certificate of completion.