Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence

Christine E. Murray · A. Keith Mobley · Anne Buford · Megan Seaman-DeJohn

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy Elder Abuse and Neglect

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This article presents a review of literature describing intimate partner violence (IPV) in same-sex relationships. The authors present definitions and the prevalence of the main forms of violence-physical, sexual, and emotional-that can occur within same-sex intimate partner relationships, an overview of the existing research that examines the dynamics and broader social context of same-sex IPV, and implications for counseling affected individuals.

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