Resource Tag: failure to protect

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2 Child protection, family services and DFV perpetration 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work

Coercive control: Impacts on children and young people in the …

Beyond ‘witnessing’: children’s experiences of coercive control in domestic violence and abuse

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2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work

Beyond ‘witnessing’: children’s experiences of coercive control in domestic violence …

Beyond the Physical Incident Model: How Children Living with Domestic Violence are Harmed by and Resist Regimes of Coercive Control

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2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work 6 Accountability

Beyond the Physical Incident Model: How Children Living with Domestic …

Invisible practices: Intervention with fathers who use violence

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1 Interventions with fathers who use violence 2 Child protection, family services and DFV perpetration 5 Children’s needs and voices in MBCP work

Invisible practices: Intervention with fathers who use violence

Social entrapment: A realistic understanding of the criminal offending of primary victims of intimate partner violence

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2 Assessment of perpetrator-driven risk 4 Women who use force 5 The experience of women subjected to DFV

Social entrapment: A realistic understanding of the criminal offending of …

Beyond ‘batterer accountability’: The case for the co-arising of perpetrator pattern-based approach, domestic violence-informed child welfare systems and greater partnership with domestic violence survivors as parents

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1 Interventions with fathers who use violence 2 Child protection, family services and DFV perpetration 6 Accountability

Beyond ‘batterer accountability’: The case for the co-arising of perpetrator …