The research that started it all! Not a short read, but if you would like to review the full report of our original research project in 2001, you will find it here.

A follow up study we conducted on the extent of collaborative services after the Iowa Model was instituted in various susbstance use disorder and victim service agencies and ideas for furthering collaboration from both clients and staff.

Our article examining the relationship between experiencing childhood abuse, intimate partner violence and alcohol misuse.

Published in Violence and Victims, this article highlights having an abusive father figure in the home results in worse outcomes for women who have no father figure in the home.

A useful tool in court cases, this publication reflects the use of self protection strategies in intimate partner violence incidences.

Before the ACEs study was released, we were also examining the effect of childhood experiences and alcohol misuse.

We were honored that our work using the Iowa Model was highlighted in this widely read magazine for substance use diosrder professionals.

This abbreviated manual is one of the many that we published that outlines the process of the Iowa Model to service integration.

Written by our partners at Waypoint and ASAC in Cedar Rapids while working with us, this is a wonderful place to start or use for supplementing your own integrated group.