Innovations in Interventions to Address Intimate Partner Violence

Research and Practice
Herausgeber: Augusta-Scott, Tod; Tutty, Leslie M.; Scott, Katreena

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Produktbeschreibung

Innovations in Interventions to Address Intimate Partner Violence: Research and Practice speaks to what can be done to effectively intervene to end intimate partner violence against women.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 290
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. April 2017
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
• Gewicht: 576g
• ISBN-13: 9781138692268
• ISBN-10: 1138692263
• Artikelnr.: 48859035

Autorenporträt

Tod Augusta-Scott, MSW, RSW, is the executive director of Bridges, a domestic violence counseling, research, and training institute in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Award from the Canadian Association of Social Workers in 2013. Katreena Scott, PhD, holds the Canada Research Chair in Family Violence Prevention and Intervention at the University of Toronto. Leslie M. Tutty, PhD, is professor emerita in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction Tod Augusta-Scott, Katreena Scott, and Leslie M. Tutty I.
Responses to Women Abused by Intimate Partners 1. "A place to go to when I
had no place to go to:" Journeys of VAW Emergency Shelter Residents.
Leslie M. Tutty 2. Re-thinking Safety Planning: A Self-Directed Tool for
Rural Women who are Abused. Deborah Doherty. Deborah Doherty 3. "If they
can get through it, so can I:" Women's Perspectives of Peer-led Support
Groups for Intimate Partner Violence. Leslie M. Tutty, Cindy Ogden, Karen
Wyllie, and Andrea Silverstone II. Intervention with Men who have
Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence 4. Justice-Linked Domestic Violence
Intervention Services: Description and Analysis of Practices Across Canada
Katreena Scott, Lisa Heslop, Randal David, and Tim Kelly 5. Complex Trauma
and Dominant Masculinity: A Trauma-Informed, Narrative Therapy Approach
with Men who Abuse Their Female Partners. Tod Augusta-Scott and Leland
Maerz 6. Co-Constructing Meaning: Women and Men Define Taking
Responsibility and Making Amends Yoshiyuki Takano 7. A Continuum of
Services for Men who Abuse: Developing a Small-City Coordinated Community
Response Model. Rosanna Langer III. Legal Responses to Domestic Violence
8. The Nova Scotia Domestic Violence Court Pilot Project: Lessons Learned
from Evaluation. Diane Crocker and Robert Crocker 9. Shifting Towards a
Trauma-Informed, Holistic Legal Service Model for Survivors of Violence:
The Calgary Legal Guidance Family Law Program. Kayla Gurski and Tiffany
Butler IV. Restorative Justice 10. Creating Safety, Respect and Equality
for Women: Lessons from the Intimate Partner Violence and Restorative
Justice Movements. Tod Augusta-Scott, Pamela Harrison, and Verona Singer
11. Restorative Justice, Domestic Violence and the Law: A Panel Discussion.
Tod Augusta-Scott, Leigh Goodmark, and Joan Pennell 12. Preparing Men to
Help the Women They Abused Achieve Just Outcomes: A Restorative Approach.
Tod Augusta-Scott V. Broadening the Lens: Integrating Interventions for
Domestic Violence Across Systems 13. Strengthening Families: An Evaluation
of a Pilot Couple's Program for Situational Intimate Partner Violence and
Substance Abuse. Leslie M. Tutty and Robbie Babins-Wagner 14. Men Who Abuse
Intimate Partners: Their Evaluation of a Responsible Fathering Program.
Joan Pennell and Erika Brandt 15. Preventing Homelessness for Women Who
Leave Abusive Partners: A Shelter-based "Housing First" Program. Monique
Auffrey, Leslie M. Tutty, and Alysia C. Wright