Domestic violence (DV) is not limited to physical assault, but also includes emotional and financial abuse. Coercive control and the impact of DV on victims, such as homelessness and financial instability, are major concerns.
The rise in DV may be attributed to societal changes, such as a lack of resilience and an inability to handle rejection. Early detection and intervention, particularly in the 18-24 age group, is crucial in addressing DV. Community attitudes and education play a significant role in combating DV and supporting victims.
Key Takeaways
Domestic violence encompasses physical, emotional, and financial abuse.
Coercive control and the impact of DV on victims, such as homelessness and financial instability, are major concerns.
Societal changes, such as a lack of resilience and an inability to handle rejection, may contribute to the rise in DV.
Early detection and intervention, particularly in the 18-24 age group, is crucial in addressing DV.
Community attitudes and education play a significant role in combating DV and supporting victims.
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