SOAR's poster on brain injuries related to intimate partner violence (IPV) is a relevant tool that raises awareness of an often overlooked issue. It provides information on the physical and cognitive impacts of aggression, and offers practical advice on how to support survivors.

The poster highlights brain damage in the context of IPV, explaining the types of injury and their consequences (headaches, memory problems, depression), while emphasizing that 92% of survivors are at risk. It offers concrete advice, such as speaking slowly, taking breaks or minimizing stimuli, to adapt support for victims.

Although the poster encourages victims to be referred to specialized services, it would benefit from including concrete contacts to facilitate this process. The accessibility and clarity of the language used in the poster are strong points, making the information easy to understand for a wide audience, even without medical expertise. 

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