How can people who work with children recognise if a child is experiencing domestic abuse?

An NSPCC Learning expert insights series on domestic abuse.
Domestic abuse is any type of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse between people who are, or who have been in a relationship, regardless of gender or sexuality. Exposure to domestic abuse has a direct impact on children and can affect their physical health and mental wellbeing.
In this video, experts from the NSPCC explain the potential signs of domestic abuse to look out for when working with children and families.
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