Strangulation and Suffocation

FIVE MYTHS ABOUT STRANGULATION PDF Read More ››

Getting a Grip on Strangulation: Enumerating Strangulation in the UCMJ Will Help the Fight Against Domestic Abuse.

  Read More ››

This information packet was created to support Tribal law enforcement’s response to intimate partner violence (IPV). It is also intended to help familiarize advocates, survivors, and the public with key issues in law enforcement’s role in providing victim safety and offender accountability. Read More ››

The document is about the physiological consequences of strangulation, including the occlusion of arterial blood flow and the timeline of events during strangulation.

  Read More ››

This document shows the physical signs of strangulation and includes a diagram of a face.  Read More ››

This document provides resources and information to support survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and covers topics such as traumatic brain injuries, trauma, mental health, and substance use. It emphasizes the need for accurate information and collaborative efforts across fields to ensure the safety and recovery of survivors. Read More ››

Strangulation has been identified as one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence and sexual assault. Read More ››

The document is about the prevalence, consequences, and risks associated with strangulation in cases of intimate partner violence. Read More ››

The document is a guide to best practices when working with survivors of non-fatal strangulation in cases of intimate partner violence. Read More ››

The document is a guide to the physiological symptoms of survivors of non-fatal strangulation in cases of intimate partner violence. Read More ››