Praise for the second edition: The NASW Code of Ethics demands that we adhere to ethical principles such as service, social justice, dignity and worth of a person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence. Hamel is clearly demonstrating a knowledge and application of all of these principles, which can be evidenced through his text. This is a must-have text for social workers who strive for excellence within our field and want to see progress within the domestic violence treatment field." -- The New Social Worker Praise for the first edition: "A comprehensive assessment and…mehr
Praise for the second edition: The NASW Code of Ethics demands that we adhere to ethical principles such as service, social justice, dignity and worth of a person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence. Hamel is clearly demonstrating a knowledge and application of all of these principles, which can be evidenced through his text. This is a must-have text for social workers who strive for excellence within our field and want to see progress within the domestic violence treatment field." -- The New Social Worker Praise for the first edition: "A comprehensive assessment and treatment handbook that addresses the complexities of violence by men and women in intimate relationships. The appendix includes many excellent assessment forms and patient exercises professionals can utilize to augment their treatment approach." -Daniel J. Sonkin, PhD Author of Learning to Live Without Violence: A Handbook for Men "Finally, a 'how to' guide to abuse that recognizes just how key the dynamic within the couple can be in predicting and perpetuating violence. This step-by-step approach will help both professionals and the people involved in violent relationships to think honestly about these issues. Hats off to Hamel who has developed the manual for responding to this complex problem." -Linda G. Mills, PhD, JD, MSW Professor of Social Work, Public Policy, and Law, NYU I recommend this book as a 'must read' for anyone interested in understanding domestic violence and everyone working as a family counselor." -Dr. William A. Stacey, Professor, University of Texas at Arlington "The book presents a completely new approach to domestic violence: the gender-inclusive approach. Sound research has documented that both sexes play important roles in the causes and treatment of partner abuse, and this exciting book shows how. This book leads the way to making domestic-violence reduction a realistic goal, at last! This is the best book I have read on the topic of domestic violence treatment¿¿it combines a sound evidence base with creative clinical practice." Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Hamel, LCSW, has been a court-certified Batterer Intervention Provider since 1992. His clinical services include family violence assessments and treatment programsfor abusive men, women, and families. Mr. Hamel has provided consultation and training to mental health professionals, batterer intervention providers, victim advocates, attorneys and law enforcement, and has served as an expert court witness in criminal and family law courts.
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List of Tables vii Foreword by Donald Dutton ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction to the First Edition xiii Introduction to the Second Edition: Toward Evidence-Based Practice Part I: Research Chapter 1 Partner Abuse Today Prevalence of partner abuse Context Impact on partners and families Partner abuse in other populations Summary of research The role of law enforcement and the criminal justice system Assessment and treatment Part II: Assessment Chapter 2 Diagnostic Issues Categorizing partner abuse DSMV partner abuse-related diagnoses Dominant aggressor assessment Anger and coercion: Taking responsibility Assessing victims Why partner abuse is under-detected by therapists Chapter 3 Conducting Partner Abuse Assessments General guidelines for mental health professionals Suggested assessment protocol Assessment considerations for LGBT and ethnic minority clients Substance abuse and partner abuse Severe abuse Part III: Treatment Chapter 4 Treatment Basics Theory Treatment goals Chapter 5 Working with Victims Components of intervention Working with underserved populations Chapter 6 The Treatment Plan A responsive approach The three phases of treatment Choosing the right modality Treatment coordination and case management Chapter 7 Group Work John Hamel & Associates batterer intervention program Special considerations: Severe batterers, women, LGBT populations and ethnic minorities Chapter 8 Family Systems and Couples Interventions Research on family violence Couples counseling: Phases I and II Couples counseling: Phase III Chapter 9 Working with Families Assessment Treatment Chapter 10 Partner Abuse in Disputed Child Custody Cases Extent of the problem Parental alienation Assessment Treatment Part IV: Appendices Appendix A Assessment Forms Appendix B Victim Safety Plan and Resources Appendix C Handouts and Exercises for Batterer Intervention Program Appendix D Handouts and Exercises for High Conflict Family Violence Parent Group Appendix E 10-Week Couples Group Curriculum References Index
List of Tables vii Foreword by Donald Dutton ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction to the First Edition xiii Introduction to the Second Edition: Toward Evidence-Based Practice Part I: Research Chapter 1 Partner Abuse Today Prevalence of partner abuse Context Impact on partners and families Partner abuse in other populations Summary of research The role of law enforcement and the criminal justice system Assessment and treatment Part II: Assessment Chapter 2 Diagnostic Issues Categorizing partner abuse DSMV partner abuse-related diagnoses Dominant aggressor assessment Anger and coercion: Taking responsibility Assessing victims Why partner abuse is under-detected by therapists Chapter 3 Conducting Partner Abuse Assessments General guidelines for mental health professionals Suggested assessment protocol Assessment considerations for LGBT and ethnic minority clients Substance abuse and partner abuse Severe abuse Part III: Treatment Chapter 4 Treatment Basics Theory Treatment goals Chapter 5 Working with Victims Components of intervention Working with underserved populations Chapter 6 The Treatment Plan A responsive approach The three phases of treatment Choosing the right modality Treatment coordination and case management Chapter 7 Group Work John Hamel & Associates batterer intervention program Special considerations: Severe batterers, women, LGBT populations and ethnic minorities Chapter 8 Family Systems and Couples Interventions Research on family violence Couples counseling: Phases I and II Couples counseling: Phase III Chapter 9 Working with Families Assessment Treatment Chapter 10 Partner Abuse in Disputed Child Custody Cases Extent of the problem Parental alienation Assessment Treatment Part IV: Appendices Appendix A Assessment Forms Appendix B Victim Safety Plan and Resources Appendix C Handouts and Exercises for Batterer Intervention Program Appendix D Handouts and Exercises for High Conflict Family Violence Parent Group Appendix E 10-Week Couples Group Curriculum References Index
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