March 3, 2026Open Access

Recovery after domestic, family and sexual violence: impact of a holistic clinical support program on victim-survivors

Key Points

Access to trauma-focused mental health services is crucial for recovery support.
Programs should be holistic and cater specifically to the needs of victim-survivors.
Increased investments and policy changes are necessary for effective services.
Collaboration at the systemic level can enhance the availability of these programs.

Abstract

There is a crucial need for more gender- specific, trauma-focused mental health services utilizing holistic and trauma-and- violence-informed approaches to recovery support. These programs need to be accessible and available for broader populations, requiring increased investment, policy change, and collaboration at the systemic level.

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Mia J. Davies

Lata Satyen

John W. Toumbourou

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Frontiers in Psychology

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Deakin University

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