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The Ongoing Debate About Mediation in the Context of Domestic Violence: A Call for Empirical Studies of Mediation Effectiveness
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no DOI — not checkedMediators provide both partners with a list of community resources such as shelters, men's programs, health services, male and female support groups, and legal information. 8. Face-to-face mediation with advocate or supporter present, or shuttle mediation. 9
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