Laura A Voith
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 905128 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Laura A Voith |
| PRENOMES | Laura A |
| SOBRENOME | Voith |
| ASSINATURA | VOITH L A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Case Western Reserve University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6842-418X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Applying an Intergenerational Lens to the Associations Between Childhood Intimate Partner Violence Exposure, Child Maltreatment, and Adolescent Dating Violence Perpetration
Reports estimate that approximately 35 percent of U.S. adolescents have dated or are currently dating, making the fact that over a third of those youth have reported experiencing some form of adolescent dating violence (ADV) in their relationships, incredibly concerning. An estimated 31 percent (~4.5 million) of dating youth report perpetrating ADV and 35 percent (~5.1 million) report ADV victimization. Childhood exposure to intimate partner viol…
Construction of Fatherhood Among Socioeconomically Disadvantaged and Predominantly Black Fathers
This grounded theory study examines how socioeconomically disadvantaged and predominantly Black fathers construct fatherhood identity amid systemic adversity. Drawing on 11 focus groups with 40 fathers enrolled in a U.S. Midwestern fatherhood program, the study explores the multidimensional nature of fatherhood and the ways in which structural, interpersonal, and identity-based factors shape paternal engagement. Using iterative coding and compara…
Exploring Approaches to Mental Health Treatment and the Critical Role of Partnerships Among Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs
Federal initiatives have invested considerable resources to end gun violence. Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) are shown to reduce violent injury recidivism and address social needs of trauma-exposed clients. Mental health is a significant need among HVIP clients, yet little research on mental health and HVIPs exists. This community-initiated study utilized a triangulation-convergence mixed-methods design. HVIP programs were …
Examining the Effects of Mental Health and Parent–Youth Relationship on the Associations Between Childhood Violence Exposure and Adolescent Dating Violence Perpetration
This study further emphasizes the relation between eIPV and ADV and provides novel evidence of the impact co-occurrence has on ADV. Evidence of a trauma-informed mitigating factor, mental health quality, offers a potential point of intervention to be considered by mental health providers and ADV prevention/intervention programs
Enacting Antiracist Practices in Research through Healing-Centered Engagement
A Phenomenological Study on How Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Use Informal Social Support To Address Housing Instability
Purpose Many survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) face challenges to safe and stable housing, often without support of formal housing programs due to limited funding and long wait lists of these programs. There is limited research on how survivors navigate housing instability and whether the dynamics of IPV interfere with access to informal support systems that may help in the absence of formal intervention. Methods Using a phenomenologic…
Navigating Masculinities and Bullying
This phenomenological study explores how violence‐exposed adolescent boys construct masculinities and perceive the relationship between masculinity and bullying. Eight boys (ages 12–17, mean age = 14.1) from diverse racial, socioeconomic and sexual identity backgrounds were individually interviewed. Findings reveal the influence of violence exposure on boys' adherence to hegemonic masculinity and their reliance on aggression and dominance as prot…
A Qualitative Exploration of Sibling Relationship Quality Among Children Exposed to Intimate Partner Violence
Exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) places children at risk for negative developmental outcomes. However, many IPV-exposed (eIPV) children exhibit resilience, which is promoted by protective factors including positive, caring relationships. Sibling relationships can buffer eIPV children from poor adjustment outcomes but have scarcely been studied. This study explored how eIPV children in middle childhood understood and made meaning of the…
Exploring low‐income, Black fathers' strengths and barriers to positive change using qualitative methods
Elevating Black fathers' experiences in the National Fatherhood Initiative
The Healthy Marriage and Responsible Fatherhood grant program is one of the most robust mechanisms supporting fatherhood programming in the United States, with the gold standard of care including fatherhood curriculum (e.g., 24/7 Dad®) and case management services. Despite the fact that fatherhood in the United States is not a monolith and Black fathers make up over 40% of those served through Responsible Fatherhood (RF) program, little research …
Using grounded theory to develop a theory of change for a violence intervention program
Identifying Risk Factors and Advancing Services for Violently Injured Low-Income Black Youth
Childhood Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence and Effects on Social-Emotional Competence
A phenomenological study identifying facilitators and barriers to Black and Latinx youth's engagement in hospital‐based violence intervention programs
Black and Latinx youth are disproportionately affected by violence in the United States. Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) have emerged as an effective response to this epidemic; however, participation rates remain low. This study aimed to identify facilitators and barriers to recruitment and engagement amongst black and Latinx youth from the perspective of HVIP staff. Employing a phenomenological approach, a purposive sample …
Randomized controlled trials evaluating adolescent dating violence prevention programs with an outcome of reduced perpetration and/or victimization
INTRODUCTION: Adolescent dating violence (ADV), including psychological, physical, threatening, and/or sexual abuse between adolescent romantic partners, is an epidemic in the United States, with youth report rates ranging from 15 to 77% for perpetration and 14-73% for victimization. ADV victimization is associated with multiple adverse outcomes in both adolescence and adulthood (e.g., suicidal ideation, substance use, bullying), as is ADV perpet…
Understanding How Relational Health Effects Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration among Low-Income, Black, Indigenous, Men of Color Exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences
Relational health has emerged as a consistent factor that can mitigate the effects of trauma among children; however, less is known about relational health with adults, particularly related to intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration among racially and socioeconomically marginalized men. The Exploratory Sequential Design, Taxonomy Development Model was used. Semi-structured interviews ( N = 11) and narrative analysis were conducted in Phase I…
Adverse Childhood Experiences, Trauma Symptoms, Mindfulness, and Intimate Partner Violence
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and trauma symptoms have been linked with intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration and victimization among men, yet the field lacks depth in several key areas hampering progress toward violence intervention. Specifically, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) dominates the field’s scope of trauma symptoms under study, limiting understanding of other manifestations of trauma especially among men. Furthermore…
Using a Trauma-Informed, Socially Just Research Framework with Marginalized Populations
Social workers, including social work researchers, are called on to challenge social injustices and pursue social change. Research has shown a strong association between trauma and adversity and marginalized populations, exposing the unequal distribution of trauma and its effects throughout society. Given the focus on marginalized populations in social work, the social justice orientation of the field, and the intersection of trauma with marginal…
Social Capital Effects on the Relation between Neighborhood Characteristics and Intimate Partner Violence Victimization among Women
Understanding the Relation Between Neighborhoods and Intimate Partner Violence
Stemming in part from the lack of theory, predictors of the relationship between neighborhoods and intimate partner violence (IPV) are underidentified. Furthermore, few mediation studies exist that inductively build and deductively confirm theoretical frameworks. This article provides an integrative review of the literature, aiming to enhance the field’s understanding of predictors and potential mechanisms that drive this relationship, using a co…
Viewing Children’s Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence Through a Developmental, Social-Ecological, and Survivor Lens
Although some children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV) demonstrate resilience, the population-level health consequences of exposure across the lifespan and the related social and economic costs of such exposure are enormous. Using a developmental and social-ecological perspective, this article summarizes the literature examining the effects of IPV exposure on children, reviews key underlying mechanisms, and suggests the use of a public…
Expanding the Scope of Resilience Research With Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Men
Research has uncovered resilience as a dynamic and alterable process. However, few studies have examined resilience across the life span, particularly with men who are at high risk of a myriad of poor health outcomes. Study aims were to explore protective factors and resilience across the life span among a sample of socioeconomically disadvantaged men ( N = 32), considering the context of their lived experiences, using focus groups. Thematic anal…
A Paradigm Shift in Batterer Intervention Programming
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem affecting women, men, and children across the United States. Batterer intervention programs (BIPs) serve as the primary intervention for men who use violence, employing three primary modalities: psychoeducation, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other forms of group therapy such as alcohol or drug treatment. However, research indicates that program effectiveness of the p…
Neighborhood Predictors of Intimate Partner Violence
Highlights Understanding men's experiences related to IPV perpetration has promise to improve IPV intervention. Combining prevailing theories provides a promising framework for ecological IPV research. Female‐to‐male partner violence puts women at significantly greater risk for IPV victimization. Neighborhoods of higher concentrated disadvantage enhance women's risk of IPV victimization
Restoring and Empowering Traumatized Girls in a Philippines-Based Independent Living Program
A Paradigm Shift in Batterer Intervention Programming
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem affecting women, men, and children across the United States. Batterer intervention programs (BIPs) serve as the primary intervention for men who use violence, employing three primary modalities: psychoeducation, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other forms of group therapy such as alcohol or drug treatment. However, research indicates that program effectiveness of the p…
Using a Trauma-Informed, Socially Just Research Framework with Marginalized Populations
Social workers, including social work researchers, are called on to challenge social injustices and pursue social change. Research has shown a strong association between trauma and adversity and marginalized populations, exposing the unequal distribution of trauma and its effects throughout society. Given the focus on marginalized populations in social work, the social justice orientation of the field, and the intersection of trauma with marginal…
Neighborhood Predictors of Intimate Partner Violence
Highlights Understanding men's experiences related to IPV perpetration has promise to improve IPV intervention. Combining prevailing theories provides a promising framework for ecological IPV research. Female‐to‐male partner violence puts women at significantly greater risk for IPV victimization. Neighborhoods of higher concentrated disadvantage enhance women's risk of IPV victimization
Navigating Masculinities and Bullying
This phenomenological study explores how violence‐exposed adolescent boys construct masculinities and perceive the relationship between masculinity and bullying. Eight boys (ages 12–17, mean age = 14.1) from diverse racial, socioeconomic and sexual identity backgrounds were individually interviewed. Findings reveal the influence of violence exposure on boys' adherence to hegemonic masculinity and their reliance on aggression and dominance as prot…
A phenomenological study identifying facilitators and barriers to Black and Latinx youth's engagement in hospital‐based violence intervention programs
Black and Latinx youth are disproportionately affected by violence in the United States. Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) have emerged as an effective response to this epidemic; however, participation rates remain low. This study aimed to identify facilitators and barriers to recruitment and engagement amongst black and Latinx youth from the perspective of HVIP staff. Employing a phenomenological approach, a purposive sample …
Expanding the Scope of Resilience Research With Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Men
Research has uncovered resilience as a dynamic and alterable process. However, few studies have examined resilience across the life span, particularly with men who are at high risk of a myriad of poor health outcomes. Study aims were to explore protective factors and resilience across the life span among a sample of socioeconomically disadvantaged men ( N = 32), considering the context of their lived experiences, using focus groups. Thematic anal…
Effects of Cumulative Violence Exposure on Children’s Trauma and Depression Symptoms
Computer-Assisted Substance Abuse Treatment
Due to the rapid evolution of technology, many industries including substance abuse treatment have incorporated the use of technology into their services and products. Much of the original developm
Restoring and Empowering Traumatized Girls in a Philippines-Based Independent Living Program
Neighborhood Predictors of Intimate Partner Violence
Highlights Understanding men's experiences related to IPV perpetration has promise to improve IPV intervention. Combining prevailing theories provides a promising framework for ecological IPV research. Female‐to‐male partner violence puts women at significantly greater risk for IPV victimization. Neighborhoods of higher concentrated disadvantage enhance women's risk of IPV victimization
A Paradigm Shift in Batterer Intervention Programming
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem affecting women, men, and children across the United States. Batterer intervention programs (BIPs) serve as the primary intervention for men who use violence, employing three primary modalities: psychoeducation, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other forms of group therapy such as alcohol or drug treatment. However, research indicates that program effectiveness of the p…
Understanding the Relation Between Neighborhoods and Intimate Partner Violence
Stemming in part from the lack of theory, predictors of the relationship between neighborhoods and intimate partner violence (IPV) are underidentified. Furthermore, few mediation studies exist that inductively build and deductively confirm theoretical frameworks. This article provides an integrative review of the literature, aiming to enhance the field’s understanding of predictors and potential mechanisms that drive this relationship, using a co…
Viewing Children’s Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence Through a Developmental, Social-Ecological, and Survivor Lens
Although some children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV) demonstrate resilience, the population-level health consequences of exposure across the lifespan and the related social and economic costs of such exposure are enormous. Using a developmental and social-ecological perspective, this article summarizes the literature examining the effects of IPV exposure on children, reviews key underlying mechanisms, and suggests the use of a public…
Expanding the Scope of Resilience Research With Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Men
Research has uncovered resilience as a dynamic and alterable process. However, few studies have examined resilience across the life span, particularly with men who are at high risk of a myriad of poor health outcomes. Study aims were to explore protective factors and resilience across the life span among a sample of socioeconomically disadvantaged men ( N = 32), considering the context of their lived experiences, using focus groups. Thematic anal…
Adverse Childhood Experiences, Trauma Symptoms, Mindfulness, and Intimate Partner Violence
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and trauma symptoms have been linked with intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration and victimization among men, yet the field lacks depth in several key areas hampering progress toward violence intervention. Specifically, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) dominates the field’s scope of trauma symptoms under study, limiting understanding of other manifestations of trauma especially among men. Furthermore…
Using a Trauma-Informed, Socially Just Research Framework with Marginalized Populations
Social workers, including social work researchers, are called on to challenge social injustices and pursue social change. Research has shown a strong association between trauma and adversity and marginalized populations, exposing the unequal distribution of trauma and its effects throughout society. Given the focus on marginalized populations in social work, the social justice orientation of the field, and the intersection of trauma with marginal…
Social Capital Effects on the Relation between Neighborhood Characteristics and Intimate Partner Violence Victimization among Women
Randomized controlled trials evaluating adolescent dating violence prevention programs with an outcome of reduced perpetration and/or victimization
INTRODUCTION: Adolescent dating violence (ADV), including psychological, physical, threatening, and/or sexual abuse between adolescent romantic partners, is an epidemic in the United States, with youth report rates ranging from 15 to 77% for perpetration and 14-73% for victimization. ADV victimization is associated with multiple adverse outcomes in both adolescence and adulthood (e.g., suicidal ideation, substance use, bullying), as is ADV perpet…
Understanding How Relational Health Effects Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration among Low-Income, Black, Indigenous, Men of Color Exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences
Relational health has emerged as a consistent factor that can mitigate the effects of trauma among children; however, less is known about relational health with adults, particularly related to intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration among racially and socioeconomically marginalized men. The Exploratory Sequential Design, Taxonomy Development Model was used. Semi-structured interviews ( N = 11) and narrative analysis were conducted in Phase I…
Childhood Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence and Effects on Social-Emotional Competence
A phenomenological study identifying facilitators and barriers to Black and Latinx youth's engagement in hospital‐based violence intervention programs
Black and Latinx youth are disproportionately affected by violence in the United States. Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) have emerged as an effective response to this epidemic; however, participation rates remain low. This study aimed to identify facilitators and barriers to recruitment and engagement amongst black and Latinx youth from the perspective of HVIP staff. Employing a phenomenological approach, a purposive sample …
Using grounded theory to develop a theory of change for a violence intervention program
Identifying Risk Factors and Advancing Services for Violently Injured Low-Income Black Youth
A Qualitative Exploration of Sibling Relationship Quality Among Children Exposed to Intimate Partner Violence
Exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) places children at risk for negative developmental outcomes. However, many IPV-exposed (eIPV) children exhibit resilience, which is promoted by protective factors including positive, caring relationships. Sibling relationships can buffer eIPV children from poor adjustment outcomes but have scarcely been studied. This study explored how eIPV children in middle childhood understood and made meaning of the…
Exploring low‐income, Black fathers' strengths and barriers to positive change using qualitative methods
Elevating Black fathers' experiences in the National Fatherhood Initiative
The Healthy Marriage and Responsible Fatherhood grant program is one of the most robust mechanisms supporting fatherhood programming in the United States, with the gold standard of care including fatherhood curriculum (e.g., 24/7 Dad®) and case management services. Despite the fact that fatherhood in the United States is not a monolith and Black fathers make up over 40% of those served through Responsible Fatherhood (RF) program, little research …
Exploring Approaches to Mental Health Treatment and the Critical Role of Partnerships Among Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs
Federal initiatives have invested considerable resources to end gun violence. Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) are shown to reduce violent injury recidivism and address social needs of trauma-exposed clients. Mental health is a significant need among HVIP clients, yet little research on mental health and HVIPs exists. This community-initiated study utilized a triangulation-convergence mixed-methods design. HVIP programs were …
Examining the Effects of Mental Health and Parent–Youth Relationship on the Associations Between Childhood Violence Exposure and Adolescent Dating Violence Perpetration
This study further emphasizes the relation between eIPV and ADV and provides novel evidence of the impact co-occurrence has on ADV. Evidence of a trauma-informed mitigating factor, mental health quality, offers a potential point of intervention to be considered by mental health providers and ADV prevention/intervention programs
Enacting Antiracist Practices in Research through Healing-Centered Engagement
A Phenomenological Study on How Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Use Informal Social Support To Address Housing Instability
Purpose Many survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) face challenges to safe and stable housing, often without support of formal housing programs due to limited funding and long wait lists of these programs. There is limited research on how survivors navigate housing instability and whether the dynamics of IPV interfere with access to informal support systems that may help in the absence of formal intervention. Methods Using a phenomenologic…
Navigating Masculinities and Bullying
This phenomenological study explores how violence‐exposed adolescent boys construct masculinities and perceive the relationship between masculinity and bullying. Eight boys (ages 12–17, mean age = 14.1) from diverse racial, socioeconomic and sexual identity backgrounds were individually interviewed. Findings reveal the influence of violence exposure on boys' adherence to hegemonic masculinity and their reliance on aggression and dominance as prot…
Psychology (23 obras) · Medicine (19 obras) · Poison control (15 obras) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (14 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · Suicide prevention (11 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (10 obras) · Domestic violence (10 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Developmental psychology (8 obras)