- Dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence
- For Victims and Survivors
- For Family and Friends
- For Students and Educators
- •For Service Providers
- For Health Care Providers
- Utilizing RADAR*
- Link Between Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
- • Impact of Substance Abuse
- Using RADAR in Working with Clients Experiencing Both Substance Abuse and Domestic Violence
- Framework for Providing Substance Abuse Treatment to a Client Experiencing Domestic Violence
- Other Roles for Mental Health Staff
- Radar Screening Tool
- For Attorneys
- Domestic Violence in the Workplace
- Request a Presentation/Training
- Resources
Domestic Abuse
Impact of Substance Abuse
The use of substances will have a different impact upon both the victim and the abuser. It is critical for you to recognize the impact upon each party.
Impact of substance abuse on
Perpetrator of domestic violence
- May increase severity of abuse
- Will use substance abuse impairment as an excuse for battering
- Blackouts or high periods may cause perpetrators to “forget” violent behavior
Victim
- May increase use of substances to cope with abuse
- May be sabotaged in recovery efforts by abuser
- Using may give a false sense of safety or security
Both
- May increase tension in relationship
- May increase danger
- May result in neglect or abuse of children
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