Providing therapeutic services to methamphetamine users and children who have experienced intimate partner violence during the COVID-19
World widely, methamphetamine abuse has been associated to intimate partner violence (IPV) and aggression. IPV during COVID-19 became a “pandemic within a pandemic” due to the pressures of economic insecurity, unemployment, and others. However, due to the pandemic, several therapeutic services for c...
Main Authors: | Azizul, Muhd. Dhamir Audi, Wan Jaafar, Wan Munira, Mohd Khir, Azlina, Amin, Samir Muhazzab |
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Format: | Article |
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Human Resource Management Academic Research Society
2022
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