(VAWA) in 2013 that allowed the development of services in america that are created specifically for LGB victims of IPV and a legislation pertaining to their rights. The act clearly included a clause that is non-discrimination prohibited LGB people from being turned far from shelters or any other programs funded by The Violence Against Women Act (Armstrong et al., 2014).
Further, a few remedies and programs have already been developed for many who experienced IPV. Some programs concentrated exclusively on dealing with the outward symptoms experienced by the victims, while some attempted to split the period of physical physical physical violence through interventions addressed for batterers. The kinds of interventions ranged from few and team interventions to specific psychotherapy (Fountain and Skolnik, 2007; Herrmann and Turell, 2008; Dykstra et al., 2013; Armstrong et al., 2014; Quillin and Strickler, 2015). Continue reading “Another make an effort to provide sufficient solutions to LGB individuals ended up being produced by The Violence Against Women Act”