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Working with Violent Male Carers (Fathers and Stepfathers)
Working with Violent Male Carers (Fathers and Stepfathers)
by Rivett, Mark in assessment of violent male carers , child welfare practice ‐ riven with dichotomy in gender practice with violent carers/fathers , emphasis on ‘violent’ category within ‘violent male carers’
2010
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The first dichotomy: ‘carer/father’ or ‘violent individual’? The second dichotomy: violence and men Are violentmale carers (still) important to their children? The assessment of violent male carers The hegemonic intervention for violent male carers: Duluth Child focused intervention with violent male carers Some limitations of Duluth Towards variety in work with violent male carers Conclusion References
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