INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE

This study compares a group program called Strength at Home (SAH) to standard court-mandated interventions for men who have used intimate partner violence (IPV) in Washington State. About 800 men will be randomly assigned to either SAH or treatment as usual, and researchers will …

This study tests a therapy called Fathers for Change (F4C) for fathers who have been violent with their partner. The goal is to see if this 18-week program helps fathers control their emotions and communicate better, reducing violence toward partners and children. About 1,080 fat…

This study tests a new program to help pregnant women in China who have experienced intimate partner violence. The program provides information, safety planning, and resources during prenatal care. Researchers will enroll 100 women in early pregnancy to see if the program reduces…

This study tests whether a 10-session online program called Safe Dates for Young Parents can help prevent intimate partner violence among teens who are pregnant or parenting. About 80 participants aged 16-21 will be randomly assigned to either this program or a general health edu…

This study tests a program called Safe Dates for Young Parents (SDYP) to see if it helps pregnant or parenting teens and young adults build healthier relationships and avoid intimate partner violence. The program includes ten group sessions with discussions, role-plays, and activ…

This study tests a web-based program called webSTAIR, which teaches emotion regulation and relationship skills, for female veterans who have experienced military sexual trauma or intimate partner violence and also have a brain injury. The goal is to see if it helps them manage em…

This study interviews 30 women who have experienced intimate partner violence and are taking part in a resilience-focused program at Uppsala University Hospital. Researchers want to learn how well the program meets each woman's needs and how it affects their recovery. The goal is…