Children affected by domestic abuse against men
 

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1. A lot of effort has gone into listening to the stories and feelings of children affected by domestic abuse where their mothers were victims. This survey has been compiled by Abused Men In Scotland (Registered Scottish Charity SCO41467) to help us consider how to find out about the experience of children affected by the domestic abuse of their dads or male carers.

Are you or have you been on the receiving end of domestic abuse from a current or former partner?

 From a female partner?From a female ex-partner?From a male partner?From a male ex-partner?
Yes, currently
Yes, in the past
No

2. What is/was the nature/seriousness of the abuse?

 MildModerateSevere
Physical
Emotional/Psychological
Sexual
Threatening
Financial
Damage to property
Denial of access to children
False accusations made against you

3. Please indicate the age range(s) of any children you have and their age when abuse was occurring.

 Age nowAge at time when abuse was occurring
0-3 years
4-6 years
7-10 years
11-14 years
15-18 years

4. What was the residential situation at the time of the abuse, and what is it now?

 When domestic abuse taking placeNow
You and partner living together with children
You and (ex)partner living separately, with shared parenting
Children staying mainly with you
Children staying mainly with partner
Your access to children denied/restricted
Ex-partner's access to children denied/restricted
Court contact order in place - honoured
Court contact order in place - not honoured

5. Are any of your children aware of or have they witnessed incidents of abuse against you by your partner or ex partner?

6. What effect has the domestic abuse against you had on your child(ren), and on you?

7. Have you or your children ever sought help with respect to the domestic abuse?

 YouYour child(ren)
Yes
No

8. Have you or your children been offered or provided with any support with regard to the domestic abuse experienced?

 YouYour child(ren)
Yes
No

9. Which of these people (if any) would you or your child(ren) be willing to speak to about the abuse?

 YouYour child(ren)
Relatives
Police
Social workers
Teachers
GPs
Confidential helpline

10. Do you think your children might be willing/able to share their thoughts on domestic abuse? Even if you think this may not be possible in your case, please give your views on how you feel we can best find out about the experience of children in this situation.
If you would be willing to be involved further in the discussion of this issue, please give your email address in the box below.

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