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How perpetrators of domestic violence use drugs and alcohol to control their victims

By Cathy Humphreys, Professor of Social Work, The University of Melbourne
Margaret Kertesz, Senior Research Fellow, Social Work, The University of Melbourne
Van Callaly, Associate Lecturer, PhD Candidate, Department of Social Work, The University of Melbourne

There are several ways a person using violence may exploit their own substance use, or that of those around them, to gain more power. This is sometimes called ‘substance use coercion’.

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