Topic / Area of Work: Mental Health Coercion
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Coercion Related to Mental Health and Substance Use in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence: A Toolkit for Screening, Assessment, and Brief Counseling in Primary…
This resource outlines how the National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health (NCDVTMH) supports men survivors of intimate partner violence through an accessible,…
This research brief presents findings from a 2023 national bilingual survey conducted in partnership with The National Domestic Violence Hotline and StrongHearts Native Helpline, examining…
This three-part interactive webinar series equips advocates with knowledge, tools, and strategies to address the intersections of domestic violence, mental health, and substance use coercion.…
This recorded series focuses on the intersection of suicidality and domestic violence within Indigenous communities. It was originally designed to support StrongHearts Helpline advocates and…
Survivors and advocates have shared that people who experience domestic or sexual violence often face many challenges when navigating mental health and substance use services.…
Survivors with mental health and, or substance use experiences are defined as an underserved population who have a right to equal access under several federal…
A reference card for mental health and substance use recovery support specialists, healthcare providers, advocates, and anyone working with survivors who may be experiencing mental…
A reference card for advocates working with survivors who may be experiencing mental health coercion or emotional distress. Keep a copy in your pocket, on…
These graphics draw on data in the 2019 Information Memorandum—a collaboration between NCDVTMH experts, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and…
This document, "Recommendations for Suicide Prevention Hotlines on Responding to Intimate Partner Violence," provides comprehensive guidance for suicide prevention crisis centers on recognizing and effectively…
Domestic violence (DV) programs, advocates, and survivors have long voiced that survivors and their children who experience mental health- and substance use-related challenges face barriers…
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Can Have Profound Traumatic Effects and is Pervasive Among People Accessing Treatment Services A large body of research demonstrates that experiencing…
This resource, "Mental Health Initiatives in the Aftermath of the Sandy Hook Tragedy: Implications for the DV Field," discusses the various mental health reforms proposed…
This research update synthesizes findings from three articles published between 2006 and 2012, highlighting the significant relationship between intimate partner violence (IPV) and various mental…