Abstract
Growing up amid domestic violence (DV) has detrimental effects on children’s physical, psychological, and social well-being. It can also damage relationships between nonperpetrator family members—including the mother and child. This study examined the effects of DV on child health and mother-child relationships in a primarily Latino community in the San Francisco Bay Area, with the goal of creating family-centered programs.
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