Latest Domestic Violence Statistics in the UK
The latest UK domestic violence statistics 2025, released by the Office for National Statistics in November 2025, reveal that in the year ending March 2025 approximately 3.8 million people in the UK experienced domestic violence or domestic abuse. Of those affected, 2.2 million were women and 1.5 million were men. The data shows no significant change in the overall prevalence of domestic abuse.
Police documented 816,493 domestic abuse-related crimes in England and Wales in the year ending March 2025, reflecting a slight decrease compared to the previous year. Of those cases, 54,987 were prosecuted. From these prosecutions, 41,070 resulted in guilty verdicts, while 13,917 did not result in convictions.
These figures highlight the continued need for structured anger management support for individuals whose behaviour has led to domestic abuse or domestic violence.
Why Anger Management for Perpetrators Matters
If you have been arrested or are facing legal proceedings related to domestic violence, it is important to recognise that police involvement is rarely accidental. It is often a sign that anger management difficulties have escalated beyond your control.
Despite many individuals successfully completing anger management for perpetrators of domestic violence and progressing to supervised or increased child contact, the latest statistics show there is still significant work to be done.
Taking responsibility is the first and most important step towards change.
Professional Anger Management Support – Video-Call Sessions from the Comfort of Your Home
I provide structured anger management courses specifically designed for perpetrators of domestic abuse and domestic violence. Sessions are delivered via secure video-call sessions from the comfort of your home, offering privacy, flexibility, and convenience.
My approach is holistic. Together, we explore the underlying causes of your anger, such as communication difficulties, high workload, stress, or ineffective coping strategies. You will learn practical tools to manage tension, handle disagreements calmly, and prevent escalation into arguments or further incidents of domestic violence.
You will receive practical techniques that you can apply immediately, helping you gain control, improve relationships, and reduce the risk of future police involvement.
Call to Book Now
Whether you have been arrested, convicted, or simply recognise that you need support with your anger management, change is possible. If you are ready to take responsibility and move forward and learn to control your anger management issues, call to book now or send a text message to arrange your first appointment to Leona Sears on 07505124933.