2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 2 Law enforcement, Legal and Correctional responses to DFV perpetration 4 Women who use force “Officer she’s psychotic and I need protection”: Police misidentification of …
2 Primary Health Care responses to men using DFV The Role of the Physician When a Patient Discloses Intimate …
1 Engagement and Motivation of program participants 2 Proactive, front-end and case management responses 2 Relationship between Integrated Responses and Specialist Interventions with men using DFV ‘Making Safe’: A Coordinated Community Response to Empowering Victims …
2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work Beyond ‘witnessing’: children’s experiences of coercive control in domestic violence …
2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work 6 Accountability Beyond the Physical Incident Model: How Children Living with Domestic …
1 Interventions with fathers who use violence 2 Child protection, family services and DFV perpetration 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work Invisible practices: Intervention with fathers who use violence
7 Minimum standards, quality and compliance frameworks NSW Practice Standards and Compliance Framework for Men’s Behaviour Change …
7 Minimum standards, quality and compliance frameworks Implementation guide: Victorian Men’s Behaviour Change Minimum Standards
2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 4 Women who use force 5 The experience of women subjected to DFV Social entrapment: A realistic understanding of the criminal offending of …
1 Men’s Behaviour Change Practice approaches 1 Tailoring MBCP work and differential responses 6 Evidence-based practice Application of the Risk Need Responsivity framework by community-based MBCP …
