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Understanding Domestic Violence: Impact, Support, and Intervention

Dive into the comprehensive study guide on domestic violence, exploring its impact on personal well-being, support services available, and effective intervention strategies. Learn about factors contributing to violence and field learning activities for greater understanding.

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Understanding Domestic Violence: Impact, Support, and Intervention

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  1. ENRICHING KNOWLEDGE FOR THE HEALTH MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL CARE CURRICULUM SERIES (13) : HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE ISSUES ( ELECTIVE PART) (REFRESHED)6 MAY 2015 P.M. Domestic Violence Booklet15C

  2. Domestic Violence

  3. Compulsory Part • Topic 2 - Health and Social Care in the Local and the Global Contexts • 2AStructural issues related to health, social care and personal and social well-being • 2A4 - Family problems e.g. Child and elderly abuse, family violence • To analyse the relationship, impact and implications of domestic violence in relation to personal and social well-being • To identify the support and services available for people / families in need and suggest other possible means or solutions

  4. Domestic Violence–Theories and concepts in Compulsory Part 2A Structural issues related to health, social care and personal and social well-being

  5. Booklet 5 Social Relationships Relationship Building Conflict Management Key questions How do relationships affect personal health？ How can we develop and maintain healthy relationships？ Negative Impacts Positive Impacts Family Relationships Booklet15C Domestic Violence Booklet 5

  6. Booklet 5.4 Conflict Resolution Victims Abuser Victims

  7. 15C.1 - Domestic Violence (World Health Organization)

  8. 15C.1DCycle of Domestic Violence • Calm phase • the batterer ignores the victim (cold war) • Tension building phase • the batterer uses spoken language to humiliate the other side • Acting-out phase • the batterer punches the victim • Honeymoon phase • the batterer apologises to the victim and asks for forgiveness

  9. 15C.1B Etiology of Domestic Violence

  10. Society Community Interpersonal Relationship Individual 15C.1CFactors Leading to Domestic Violence • Society • societal factors such as the cultural norms that give absolute authority and power to male over female • Community • organizations outside the family, including schools, companies, religious organizations, hospitals and community centres, in which domestic violence can be effectively discovered and intervened • Interpersonal Relationship / Family • how social relationships, e.g. family relationship, increase the risk for violence • Individual • biological factors and personal history causing domestic violence, including the individual’s psychological response and characteristics such as impulsiveness

  11. 15C.2AFactors leading to higher risk of childabuse

  12. 15C.2BFactors leading to higher risk of elderlyabuse

  13. 15C.2C Possible factor leading to higher risk of spouse battering

  14. Impacts on Holistic Health(e.g. elderly abuse)

  15. 15C.3Support and Services Available for Individuals and Families

  16. 15C.3Support and Services Available for Individuals and Families

  17. 15C.3Support and Services Available for Individuals and Families

  18. 15.3 Multifaceted Intervention

  19. Elective Part (Domestic Violence)

  20. Examples of Field Learning Activities for Extended Study on Community and Social Care Services：Integrated Family Service

  21. Examples of Field Learning Activities for Extended Study on Health Promotion and Health Maintenance Services ：Rehabilitation and Medical Care for Elderly in the Community(Prevention of Elderly Abuse)

  22. Examples of Study Questions for Current Issues of Social Care Examples of Study Questions for Current Issues of Health Care

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