Peer discussion and client motivation in men’s domestic violence programs: An Australian qualitative interview study Gray, R., Lewis, P., Mokany, T., & O’Neill, B. (2014) Australian Social Work, 67(3), 390-404. 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 peers qualitative research
Domestic violence and voluntary perpetrator programmes: Engaging men in the pre-commencement phase Donovan, C., & Griffiths, S. (2015) British Journal of Social Work, 45, 1155–1171. 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 formative research integrated responses men’s behaviour change programs motivation
Evaluation of a single-session brief motivational enhancement intervention for partner abusive men Crane, C., & Eckhardt, C. (2013) Journal of Counseling Psychology, 60(2), 180-187. 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 formative research men’s behaviour change programs motivation strengths-based
Respect Accreditation Standard Respect (2017) London: Repect. 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 accreditation assessment groupwork men’s behaviour change programs minimum standards partner contact practice guidance risk
Minimum standards for men’s domestic violence behaviour change programs NSW Department of Attorney General and Justice (2011) Sydney: NSW Government. 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 accreditation assessment groupwork men’s behaviour change programs minimum standards partner contact risk
Men’s behaviour change group work: Minimum standards and quality practice No To Violence (2006) Melbourne: No To Violence Male Family Violence Prevention Association. 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 groupwork men’s behaviour change programs minimum standards partner contact practice guidance risk
Practice standards for perpetrator intervention: Engaging and responding to men who are perpetrators of family and domestic violence Department for Child Protection and Family Support (2015) Perth: Western Australian Government. 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 accreditation assessment men’s behaviour change programs minimum standards partner contact practice guidance risk
Barriers to compliance with Oregon batterer intervention program standards Boal, A., & Mankowski, E. (2014) Violence and Victims, 29(4), 607-619. 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 accreditation men’s behaviour change programs minimum standards
Resisting and transforming rape culture: An activist stance for therapeutic work with men who have used violence Reynolds, V. (2014) Ending Violence Against Women and Children: The No To Violence Journal, Spring, 29-49. 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 anti-oppression male privilege men’s behaviour change programs practitioners social justice
Undoing privilege: Unearned advantage in a divided world Pease, B. (2010) London: Zed Books. 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 anti-oppression male privilege men’s behaviour change programs practitioners social justice