Working towards Safety: Supporting women alongside DVIP’s perpetrator programme Rajagopalan, V., Price, P., Langston, J., & Potter, F. (2015) Work with Perpetrators European Network. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin assessment men’s behaviour change programs partner contact practice guidance risk
Considerations for partner contact during men’s behaviour change programs: Systemic responses and engagement Opitz, C. (2014) Ending Men’s Violence Against Women and Children: The No To Violence Journal, Autumn, 114–142. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin men’s behaviour change programs partner contact practice guidance
Listening to what matters Howard, J., & Wright, M. (2008) Melbourne: Inner South Community Health Service. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin men’s behaviour change programs partner contact practice guidance risk
Working with women/partners Dowse, K. (2016) 4-5 May 2016: Presentation at the 2nd annual NSW Men’s Behaviour Change Network Conference. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin accountability integrated responses male privilege men’s behaviour change programs partner contact practitioners women
Problematising effectiveness: The inclusion of victim advocacy services in living without violence programmes provision and evaluation Denne, S., Coombes, L., & Morgan, M. (2013) Palmerston North: Massey University. Refereed Proceedings of Doing Psychology: Manawatu Doctoral Research Symposium 2, 27-34. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin men’s behaviour change programs partner contact practice guidance risk
Desistance from intimate partner violence. A conceptual model and framework for practitioners for managing the process of change Walker, K., Bowen, E., Brown, S., & Sleath, E. (2015) Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 30(15), 2726-2750. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin law and justice men’s behaviour change programs motivation pathways qualitative research
Men’s talk: Research to inform Hull’s social marketing initiative on domestic violence Stanley, N., Fell, B., Miller, M., Thomson, G., & Watson, J. (2009) Preston, UK: University of Central Lancashire. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin early intervention men’s behaviour change programs motivation pathways proactive social marketing
Motivational interviewing and stages of change in intimate partner violence Murphy, C., & Maiuro, R. (2009) New York: Springer Publishing Company. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin effectiveness men’s behaviour change programs motivation practice guidance stages of change strengths-based
Invitations to responsibility: The therapeutic engagement of men who are violent and abusive Jenkins, A. (1990) Adelaide, Australia: Dulwich Centre Publications. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin groupwork men’s behaviour change programs motivation narrative practice guidance strengths-based
Becoming ethical: A parallel, political journey with men who have abused Jenkins, A. (2009) Lyme Regis, Dorset: Russell House Publishing. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin men’s behaviour change programs motivation narrative practice guidance strengths-based