Domestic Violence Assessments

Assessing for domestic violence is a process to ensure the safety of children and the adult victim. This assessment examines domestic violence, a child’s exposure to violence, and assesses the safety and risk of children, youth, and families affected by the violence.

DFCS Entitlement Codes that can authorize
Domestic Violence Assessments

PUP

    • 521-29A | $935.00/each
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Benefits of The Domestic Violence Assessments

A Domestic Violence Assessment determines:

  • If domestic violence has been or is present, what are the risks of future danger? To whom? And by whom?
  • Is the violence occurring in the homes situational couple violence or coercive control of one partner over the other?
  • What have been the impacts/harms of domestic violence on the adult victim?
  • What have been the impacts/harms of domestic violence on the children?
  • How does the domestic violence affect the parenting of the adult victim? Of the domestic violence perpetrator?
  • What ongoing or future risks of harm does the domestic violence perpetrator pose to the adult victim? To children? To others?
  • Is the DV perpetrator amenable to treatment/motivated to change? Are there co-occurring issues for the DV perpetrator that may negatively impact treatment/change?

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