IPV Facts
Types of Abuse
IPV and Children
100

Intimate partner violence accounts for ___% of all violent crime

15%

100

Unwanted kissing or touching

Sexual abuse
100

Children exposed to IPV usually have ______ ACES scores which have proven to lead to health and behavioral problems, both immediate and long-term.

higher ACES scores

200

In 2017, ~___% of women experienced some form of IPV in their lifetimes.

37%

200

Choking, shaking, aggressive hair pulling, slapping, punching, hitting or burning are examples of?

Physical Abuse

200

Children exposed to IPV are usually also exposed to ________ traumas (i.e., alcohol/drug abuse, maltreatment or neglect).

Co-Occurring traumas

300

In 2017, ~___% of men experienced some form of IPV in their lifetimes.

30%

300

Threatening, yelling, insulting or cursing are examples of?

Verbal abuse

300

Children exposed to IPV are ___ times more likely to engage in violence in comparison to their peers.

3x

400

1 in __, 15-24 year olds will have experienced IPV at some point in their lives before their mid-twenties.

1 in 4

400

Theft, fraud, and exploitation are examples of?

Financial Abuse

400

Exposure to IPV has been shown to have detrimental impacts on ________   ___________.

Child Development

500

About 1 in __ women and 1 in __ men experienced contact sexual violence, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner and reported an IPV-related impact during their lifetime.

4 and 10

500

Definition: to manipulate (someone) by psychological means into questioning their own sanity.

Psychological/Emotional Abuse

Gaslighting

500

1 in ___ children are exposed to intimate partner violence each year; ___% of these children are eyewitnesses to this violence.

15 and 90%