Women reach out to health care providers for a multitude of health problems in the aftermath
of intimate partner violence, including suicidality; however, little is known about how they …

Purpose Intimate partner violence and women's suicidality are known to be positively
correlated; however, behaviour patterns and processes on managing these experiences are …

Some women who express suicidal intent and engage in non-lethal self-harm perceive that
nurses and other health care workers label them as attention-seeking and manipulative. An …

Attention to power imbalances when seeking help for suicidality after having been controlled
within intimate partner violence (IPV) is crucial in improving health care delivery. Well …

Homelessness is a complex and gendered experience. To understand this complexity, novel
theoretical frameworks and appropriate research methods are required. Most women living …

This study responds to a need to expand current understandings of the ways in which
counselling services for intimate partner violence (IPV) address trauma. From the …

This paper explores the complex experiences of women who have lost a male partner to
suicide after experiencing violence from that partner. These circumstances often result in …

While the gendered nature of suicide has received increased research attention, the
experiences of women who have lost a man to suicide are poorly understood. Drawing on …

In this article, we present a review of the# MeToo movement alongside therapeutic, feminist
self-disclosure by situating feminist self-disclosure in dialogue with and in response to the …

This project explores the post-separation needs of Chinese women in Hong Kong who have
left their abusive partners and how they might be addressed The project aims to provide …