Just-In-Time Intervention to Reduce Alcohol-Facilitated Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration

This study is about helping young adults who drink alcohol and might hurt their romantic partners. **Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)** means hurting someone you're in a relationship with. The study uses a method called **Just-In-Time Intervention**. This means sending text messages to people right before or during times they might drink too much, to help them make safer choices. The goal is to see if these messages can reduce drinking and stop any harm to partners.

**Eligibility for the study:** Participants must be 18-30 years old, drink alcohol 2 times a week, have had heavy drinking twice in the last month, be in a romantic relationship, and have a history of IPV in the last 3 months. They must also be okay with getting text messages for 30 days.

• The study lasts for 30 days, with participants receiving text messages.
• Participants should be in a romantic relationship and have a history of IPV.
• No specific risks are mentioned for participating in this study.