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Conversation Guide: Starting the Discussion About HIV/AIDS

Conversation Guide: Starting the Discussion About HIV/AIDS

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July 2019
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This guide provides general guidelines, specific questions, and best practices, as well as suggestions about referral if a survivor discloses her/his HIV/AIDS status.
Conversation Guide: Starting the Discussion About Domestic Violence

Conversation Guide: Starting the Discussion About Domestic Violence

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July 2019
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This conversation guide can help ease hesitation in talking about violence with clients, while creating an opportunity for service providers to continue getting to know clients as individuals.