Principal Findings
SECONDARY
This study quantitatively evaluated the effectiveness and feasibility of the first Dutch self-support eHealth intervention (SAFE) for women exposed to IPVA. This study did not provide statistically significant evidence that the extensive SAFE intervention was more effective than the minimal intervention in increasing self-efficacy (primary outcome), awareness, and perceived support, and in decreasing mental health problems (secondary outcomes). It did provide evidence for SAFE’s adequate feasibility on multiple levels, such as acceptability and demand, and for participants’ satisfaction and appreciation.