Supporting Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and their Children: What pediatricians can do

Supporting parents and caregivers is a critical part of children's health and quality pediatric care. Pediatric clinical settings provide unique opportunities for supporting families experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV). Starting conversations with caregivers about stress and relationships at home can make a difference, and providing universal education helps connect everyone to resources and supports, even when they don't disclose. Learn more about how to implement a universal education approach with this 2-part training. 

This training was created in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics and funded by the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention. For more resources on addressing and responding to IPV in pediatric settings, visit www.ipvhealth.org/pediatrics.