Abstract
Domestic violence (DV) affects the health and mental health of individuals and family members. It impacts both individual and dyadic relationships between the mother–child aftermath of the violence. Various strategies are used to strengthen the mother–child relationship and also help them to deal with the trauma of violence. This article describes a case scenario of family-based intervention with mother and child undergoing DV in the clinical setting. It also discusses the strength of art-based therapy to help the child to over the trauma secondary to DV.
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