Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a societal problem of epidemic proportions. Experts estimate that 2 to 4 million American women are battered every year, and that between 3.3 and 10 million children witness violence in their homes. Battering affects families across America in all socioeconomic, racial and ethnic groups. Domestic violence is both a criminal justice and a public health crisis.

Due to the many issues involved it is important to receive counseling from a healthcare professional as well as legal assistance if you are victim of domestic violence.

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