Taking your breath away - why strangulation in domestic violence is a huge red flag

As a part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we explain the common signs and symptoms of strangulation in the hopes of helping clinicians recognize, treat, and safety plan with victims to prevent future violence.   When conducting assessments or forensic exams with a victim of domestic violence (DV), any reported history of strangulation places the […]

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Taking your breath away - why strangulation in domestic violence is a huge red flag

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