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Record ID: 5ad2c351-185e-46a2-9d1e-07baf0cb4ee3
Type: Journal Article
Title: Women's stories of collaboration between domestic violence and mental health services
Other Titles: Communities, Children and Families Australia
Authors: Irwin, Jude
Laing, Lesley
Toivonen, Cherie
Year: 2010
Citation: No 2 Vol.: 5
Notes:  The connection between domestic violence and mental ill health has been
well-established yet domestic violence and mental health services often
experience difficulty in working effectively together. Tension between
these service sectors can contribute to poor outcomes for women who live
with both domestic violence and a mental illness. This has implications
for children’s wellbeing and development because children’s resilience to
exposure to domestic violence is linked to their mother’s mental health.
Based on a qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews with 33 women
who experienced both domestic violence and mental health concerns/
illness, this article outlines women’s experiences of their contacts with
domestic violence and mental health services. It identifies barriers to
service collaboration and pinpoints changes that could lead to much more
comprehensive responses to women.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/17519
Physical description: Pages 18
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