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Preventing and Responding to Intimate Partner Violence in Reproductive Health Settings Webinar

1.00 hr
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Healthy Relationships Title X Family Planning Program
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RHNTC

Intimate partner violence (IPV) can happen to anyone—regardless of personal characteristic or life circumstance. One in four women experience IPV. Reproductive health care providers have a unique role in preventing and responding to IPV. This webinar offered family planning providers an opportunity to learn what IPV can look like; how it affects a person’s overall and reproductive health; and how to ensure more clients experiencing IPV receive the support they need.

Speaker:

  • Rebecca Levenson, MA, Senior Health Policy Consultant for FUTURES Without Violence. Ms. Levenson is a former Planned Parenthood clinic director and nationally recognized researcher, educator, advocate, and speaker.

Learning Objectives: 

  1. Understand the definition and prevalence of IPV
  2. Describe two types of reproductive coercion
  3. Describe two ways IPV can affect a person’s reproductive health
  4. Explain contraceptive counseling considerations to employ with a person experiencing IPV

Time: 1 hour

Video Chapters

  • Introduction
  • What is Intimate Partner Violence? (3:00)
  • IPV and Sexual Violence Data (16:01)
  • Effects of IPV on Teens (23:03)
  • Considerations for Reproductive Health Providers (24:56)
  • Reproductive Coercion (32:21)
  • Resources (35:58)
  • Q&A (36:48)
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