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Guidelines for Identifying and Responding to People Who Cause Family Violence Harm

Vlais, R (April 2018) Melbourne, Victoria: Inner North West Primary Care Partnerships.
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Application of the Risk Need Responsivity framework by community-based MBCP providers

Vlais, R (May 2018) Sydney, NSW: NSW Education Centre Against Violence.
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A framework for working safely and effectively with men who perpetrate intimate partner violence in substance use treatment settings

Hughes, L., Fitzgerald, C., Radcliffe, P., & Gilchrist, G. (2015) Kings College London.
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How batterer intervention programs work: Participant and facilitator accounts of processes of change

Silvergleid C., Mankowski E. (2006) Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 21, 139–159.
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Motivating perpetrators of domestic and family violence to engage in behaviour change: The role of fatherhood

Meyer, S (2018) Child & Family Social Work, 23, 97–104.
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Hearing their voices: Perceptions of women and men on reducing men’s perpetration of domestic violence

McLaren, H., & Goodwin-Smith, I (2015) Adelaide: Australian Centre for Community Services Research, Flinders University, Bedford Park SA.
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Exploring factors that contribute to positive change in a diverse, group-based male Batterer Intervention Program: Using qualitative data to inform implementation and adaptation efforts

Holtrop K., Scott J., Parra-Cardona J., McNeil Smith S., Schmittel E., & Larance L. (2017) US Study: Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 32(8), 1267–1290.
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‘I’m working towards getting back together’: Client accounts of motivation related to relationship status in men’s behaviour change programmes in New South Wales

Gray, R., Broady, T., Gaffney, I., Lewis, P., Mokany, T., & O'Neill, B (2016) Child Abuse Review, 25, 171–182.
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