The AIM Study: Supporting Women in Midlife and Older who Experienced Intimate Partner Violence

In recognition of Victims and Survivors of Crime Week, EAPO hosted a Virtual Learning Series to transform conversations on how we support older adults and unleash the power of agencies to break down walls for building a more robust community response to elder abuse.
The Series is supported by the Department of Justice Canada.
Session 3 of the Learning Series, featured Lori Weeks, Phd, Professor, School of Nursing Program Coordinator, PhD in Health (interim) Faculty of Health, Dalhousie University. She addressed, The AIM Study: Supporting Women in Midlife and Older who Experienced Intimate Partner Violence.
Dr. Weeks providedan overview of current knowledge about the needs of women in midlife and older who experience intimate partner knowledge. She shared information about the development and implementation of the AIM Study including the content of the AIM program developed to support women in midlife and older and training community-based researchers to deliver the AIM program.
Presenter :
Lori Weeks, Phd, Professor, School of Nursing Program Coordinator, PhD in Health (interim) Faculty of Health, Dalhousie University.