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Table of Contents:

• Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction
• Nature of ̀Domestic' or Ìntimate Partner' Violence
• Official definitions
• Academic definitions and debates
• Are men the only perpetrators?
• typology of domestic violence
• Extent of Intimate Partner Violence
• International and national surveys
• British surveys
• Who Are ̀Those Guys?'
• Impact of Intimate Partner Violence: The Reason to Intervene
• Rehabilitation and Intimate Partner Violence
• Conclusion
• 2. Changes to the Criminal Justice Response to Partner Violence
• Attrition in the Prosecution of Partner Violence Cases
• Policing partner violence
• Prosecuting partner violence
• Factors influencing victim support of prosecution
• Summary
• Changing National Policy Context

• Partner Violence within the Criminal Law
• Changes to criminal law
• Changes to the policing of partner violence
• Changes to Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) policy
• Changes to sentencing guidelines
• Changes to the Court System
• Specialist domestic violence courts (SDVCs)
• Summary
• So Have These Changes Improved the Response to Partner Violence in the UK?
• impact on reporting incidents of partner violence
• impact on policing
• effects of CPS policy and specialist domestic violence courts
• Overall Impact on Attrition
• Conclusion
• 3. Theories of Intimate Partner Violence
• Socio-Cultural Theories
• Gender roles and inequality
• Power and control
• Patriarchy
• Criticisms of Socio-Cultural Theories
• Social Learning Theory
• Family Systems Theory
• Attachment Theory
• Personality Disorder and IPV
• Anger and Hostility Models of IPV
• Alcohol and Drug Models of IPV
• Summary of single factor theories of IPV
• Nested Ecological Theory
• Summary and Conclusions
• 4. Development of Group-Based Programmes for Male Domestic Violence Perpetrators
• Changing Perspectives on the Causes of IPV and Approaches to Intervention
• Inception of Men's Programmes
• Ǹothing Works'
• Expansion of Men's Programmes
• Duluth model: a change of emphasis
• Evidence that Something Works
• British Developments in the Provision of Men's Programmes
• Ẁhat Works?' and the Move Towards Accredited Programmes
• Accreditation criteria
• Ẁhat Works' Movement and Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programmes
• Conclusion
• 5. Current Practice: The Risk Assessment and Management Context
• Multi-Agency Risk Management Context: MAPPAs and MARACs
• Multi-agency public protection arrangements (MAPPA)
• Multi-agency risk assessment conferences (MARACs)
• intersection of MAPPA and MARAC
• Risk and Risk Assessment
• nature of IPV risk
• Risk factors for non-lethal IPV
• Risk factors for lethal IPV
• Current Approaches to IPV Risk Assessment
• Actuarial IPV risk assessments
• Alternative approaches
• Post-treatment risk appraisal
• 6. Current Practice: Programmes for Partner-Violent Men
• Overview of IDAP
• Programme eligibility criteria
• Programme content
• Additional sessions
• Overview of CDVP and the Moderate Intensity Healthy Relationships Programme
• Programme eligibility criteria
• Programme content
• Additional sessions
• Overview of the High Intensity Healthy Relationship Programme
• Critique of the Programme Theories
• How Do the Programmes Differ?
• Empirical Validity of Treatment Targets
• Cognition: Denial, minimization, victim blaming and cognitive distortions
• Perspective taking and empathy
• Parenting
• International Practice
• North America
• Canada
• European practice
• Global practice
• Summary and Conclusions
• 7. Effectiveness of Programmes: Issues in Programme Evaluation
• Why Evaluate?
• Which Evaluation Questions should be Asked?
• What should be Evaluated?
• What Research Design should be Used?
• Experimental design
• Quasi-experimental designs
• Propensity scores
• Alternative designs
• What Methods should be Used?
• Domestic violence reconviction
• Domestic violence reoffending
• Domestic violence recidivism
• What is Good Practice in IPV Programme Evaluation?
• 8. Effectiveness of IPV Programmes: International and National Evidence
• International Evaluation Studies
• Review overview
• Meta-analytic studies of programme effectiveness
• Conclusions from meta-analyses
• British Studies
• CHANGE and LDVPP
• domestic abuse intervention project (DAIP)
• Cheshire domestic violence prevention programme (CDVPP)
• West Midlands Probation domestic violence perpetrator programme (WMDVPP)
• integrated domestic abuse programme (IDAP)
• Emergent Themes from the British Evaluation Evidence
• Summary
• 9. Evaluation Issues: What Else should We be Considering?
• Comprehensive Evaluation Approach
• Needs Assessment: What is Domestic Violence and Who are the Perpetrators?
• Assessing Programme Theory
• Validating programme theory: Do programmes target criminogenic need?
• Implicit assumptions of programme theory: Do all members of the target population have the same needs?
• Motivation to change: selection criteria or treatment target?
• Assessing Programme Process: Is the Intended Treatment Delivered?
• Programme integrity
• Therapeutic environment
• Group variables
• Leader variables
• Programme Outcome
• Programme Efficiency
• Conclusion
• 10. Conclusions and Future Directions
• Future Understanding of IPV: A Move towards an Evidence-Based Definition
• Future of Programme Development: What are the Alternatives?
• Future of Evaluation Research
• Does the Future Lie in Tertiary Interventions?.

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Author/Creator:

Bowen, Erica, 1976-

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Main Work:

The rehabilitation of partner-violent men [by Bowen, E.]

Subjects:

Abusive men — Rehabilitation

Women — Violence against — Prevention

Family violence — Law and legislation

Family violence — Prevention

General Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Call Numbers:

HV6626 .B679 2011eb

ISBNs:

9780470978610 (electronic bk.)
0470978619 (electronic bk.)
9780470997710 [Invalid]
0470997710 [Invalid]
9780470997727 [Invalid]
0470997729 [Invalid]

OCLC Numbers:

714797076

Other Control Numbers:

EBC792476 (source: MiAaPQ)
[Unknown Type]: ybp3656039