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Family violence peaks at Christmas and Easter, new research confirms
✓ The CourierScience & Systems

Family violence peaks at Christmas and Easter, new research confirms

Family violence spikes at Christmas and Easter. A Ballarat professor's research shows extended time together increases the risk.

Why it mattersThe research shows when abuse peaks most. This helps families and services focus prevention when risks are highest.

AustraliaAustralian research identifies peak danger times for domestic violence victims; may inform DV prevention campaigns and holiday support services.

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