To date, minimal research has focused on the recovery process for survivors of intimate
partner violence (IPV). This study utilized a phenomenological methodology to understand …

Mass incarceration affects many families, creating an ambiguous loss. Although living, the
incarcerated person is removed from daily life with consequences for relationships and …

Storytelling has well-documented therapeutic benefits for survivors of trauma. However, little
is known about intimate partner violence (IPV) survivors' perspectives on sharing their …

This study compares the problem-focused emotion regulation strategies used by 200 female
survivors of intimate partner violence (age: M= 40.16, SD= 11.27, 18–66 years) to cope with …

This article describes the development and preliminary evaluation of the Seattle-based
Technology-Enabled Coercive Control (TECC) Clinic, a free consultative clinic that pairs a …

With the growing emphasis on social justice in the counseling and psychology professions,
mental health professionals are increasingly called upon to engage in advocacy work. In this …

Few researchers have explored women's experiences of considering and navigating
romantic relationships after leaving abusive partners. Findings from this phenomenological …

Cultural and religious norms, as well as trauma-related cognitions and recovery actions, are
known to impact the well-being of survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV). Although …

Long-term survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) are in a unique position to offer
guidance and support to new survivors in a way that not only reflects their own experiences …

Intimate partner homicide (IPH) is a global public health issue. Intimate partner violence
(IPV) is the highest risk factor and predictor of IPH. The emotional and psychological distress …