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Complicated Matters – A Toolkit Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence, Substance Use and Mental Ill-health

Holly, J (2013 (reprinted 2018)) London: Against Violence and Abuse.
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Working with Perpetrators of Domestic and Family Violence – a toolkit to support community housing providers

Community Housing Industry Association NSW (November 2018) Sydney, NSW: Community Housing Industry Association NSW.
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Engage: Roadmap for frontline professionals interacting with male perpetrators of domestic violence and abuse

Work With Perpetrators - European Network (2019) Work With Perpetrators - European Network.
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Invisible practices: Intervention with fathers who use violence

Healey, L, Humphreys, C, Tsantefski, M, Heward-Belle, S, & Mandel, D (April 2018) Sydney, NSW: ANROWS.
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Who should provide victim support services? A review of documents and working papers on collaboration between perpetrator programmes and women’s support

Work With Perpetrators - European Network (2018) Work With Perpetrators - European Network.
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Working with(in) Migrant Populations

Work With Perpetrators - European Network (2018) Work With Perpetrators - European Network.
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NSW Practice Standards and Compliance Framework for Men’s Behaviour Change Programs

NSW Justice (November 2017 and December 2018) Sydney, NSW: Government of NSW.
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Implementation guide: Victorian Men’s Behaviour Change Minimum Standards

No To Violence (August 2018) Melbourne, Victoria: No To Violence.
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Men as allies in preventing men’s violence against women: Principles and practices for promoting accountability

Pease, B, & Carrington, A (March 2017) Sydney, NSW: White Ribbon Australia.
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Social entrapment: A realistic understanding of the criminal offending of primary victims of intimate partner violence

NZ Family Violence Death Review Committee (2018) New Zealand: NZ Family Violence Death Review Committee.
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