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Facilitating change: A process of renewal for women who have used force in their intimate heterosexual relationships

Larance, L., & Rousson, A. (2016) Violence Against Women, 22(7), 876–891.

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In her own words: women describe their use of force resulting in court-ordered intervention

Larance, L., & Miller, S. (2015) Violence Against Women, Practice Note.

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Vista: A program for women who use force – curriculum guide

Larance, L., Hoffman-Ruzicka, A., & Shivas, J. (2009) Jersey Centre for Non-violence.

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Portrayal of women as intimate partner domestic violence perpetrators

Hester, M. (2011) Violence Against Women, Special Issue, 18(9), 1067-1082.

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Different types of intimate partner violence: An exploration of the literature

Wangmann, J. (2011) Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse. Issues Paper 22.

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Typologies of male batterers: Three subtypes and the differences among them

Holtzworth-Munroe, A., & Stuart, L. (1994) Psychological Bulletin, 116, 476-497.

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Perpetrator type moderates the relationship between severity of intimate partner violence and recidivism

Goldstein, D., Cantos, A., Brenner, L., Verborg, R., & Kosson, D. (2016) Criminal Justice and Behavior, 43(7), 879-898.

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Identifying the differences between generalist and specialist family violence perpetrators: Risk factors and perpetrator characteristics

Coghlan, C., & Millsteed, M. (2017) Crime Statistics Agency.

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Correlated and program completion of family only and generally violence perpetrators of intimate partner violence

Cantos, A., Goldstein, D., Brenner, L., O'Leary, K., & Verborg, R. (2015) Psicología Conductual, 23(3), 549-569.

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Domestic violence typologies: What value to practice?

Boxall, H., Rosevear, L., & Payne, J. (2015) Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice, 494, 1-9.

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