Interpersonal Violence

Interpersonal violence refers to physical, emotional, or psychological harm caused by one person to another. It occurs in various relationships, such as family, friends, or partners, and can include hitting, verbal abuse, harassment, or control tactics. This violence damages individuals’ well-being, safety, and sense of security. It is a serious social issue that often requires intervention and support to ensure safety and promote healing. Recognizing and addressing interpersonal violence is essential for building healthier, safer communities.