Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand

Domestic and family violence is a key area of concern for all professionals who work with families, with recent years seeing an expansion in the availability of intervention programs for men who perpetrate violence against women and children. This paper considers current approaches to the regulation...

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Main Authors: Day, A., Vlais, R., Chung, Donna, Green, D.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Australian Academic Press 2018
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/72231
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Vlais, R.
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description Domestic and family violence is a key area of concern for all professionals who work with families, with recent years seeing an expansion in the availability of intervention programs for men who perpetrate violence against women and children. This paper considers current approaches to the regulation of professional practice in this area, providing information about the changing context in which interventions are offered. The purpose of the paper is to encourage ongoing discussion about the setting of men's behaviour change program standards of practice in Australasia and to identify some key issues that require consideration.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-722312019-01-15T06:44:35Z Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand Day, A. Vlais, R. Chung, Donna Green, D. Domestic and family violence is a key area of concern for all professionals who work with families, with recent years seeing an expansion in the availability of intervention programs for men who perpetrate violence against women and children. This paper considers current approaches to the regulation of professional practice in this area, providing information about the changing context in which interventions are offered. The purpose of the paper is to encourage ongoing discussion about the setting of men's behaviour change program standards of practice in Australasia and to identify some key issues that require consideration. 2018 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/72231 10.1002/anzf.1332 Australian Academic Press restricted
spellingShingle Day, A.
Vlais, R.
Chung, Donna
Green, D.
Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand
title Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand
title_full Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand
title_fullStr Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand
title_full_unstemmed Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand
title_short Standards of Practice in Domestic and Family Violence Behaviour Change Programs in Australia and New Zealand
title_sort standards of practice in domestic and family violence behaviour change programs in australia and new zealand
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/72231