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Resources for Domestic Violence and Abusive Relationships in Pregnancy
Childbirth Connection's
Domestic Violence and Abusive Relationships Resources
Planning Pregnancy: RelationshipsPlanning Pregnancy: Emotions & Stress In our section called The Stages of Pregnancy, we have outlined the planning of your pregnancy, each stage of pregnancy, giving birth, and the early period after birth. These links are devoted to relationships, and emotions and stress while planning for your pregnancy. Resources and Help with
Domestic Violence and Abusive Relationships in Pregnancy
American Institute on Domestic ViolenceCenters for Disease Control and Prevention: Intimate Partner Violence Futures Without Violence: a website with "Get the Facts," "Get Help" and other resources National Domestic Violence Hotline: click this link for their website or call 80-0799-SAFE (7233), toll-free 24-hour source for crisis intervention, safety planning, information, and referrals in throughout the U.S., in English and Spanish with access to 140 languages through interpreter services; website has "Get Educated" resources National Violence Against Women Prevention Research Center: information and getting help
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Listening to MothersSM III is the third national
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Commissioned by Childbirth Connection, conducted by Harris Interactive, and
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birth in U.S. hospitals from 2011 to 2012. Results show that medically
intensive experiences are typical, and evidence-based practices are
underutilized. Childbearing women need better support and knowledge to
navigate their maternity care.
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