Violence in Families: Integrating Research into Practice

ISBN-13: 9783031315480 / Angielski

Peter Sturmey

Opis

This book examines the nature, prevention, and treatment of violence within families. It reviews the definition of contemporary families, emphasizing various structures, including nuclear families, reconstituted families, gay and lesbian families, and recent immigrant families. In addition, the volume describes the nature of and risk factors for family violence from the perspectives of both victims (e.g., infants, children, seniors) and perpetrators (e.g., adolescent family members, women). It identifies the implications and explores strategies for prevention, treatment, and services. In addition, the volume directly addresses practice and evidence-based interventions for individual perpetrators, family interventions, interventions for victims and systemwide interventions (e.g., those involving the courts, police, and national policy). Chapters review the best available quality evidence from randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, research syntheses, and evidence-based recommendations from expert panels and government agencies. Case studies illustrate the application of evidence-based practice to violence within the family to demonstrate the effectiveness of the intervention. Topics featured in this book include:

• Definition and conceptualization of family.
• Definition and measurement of as well as risk factors for family violence.
• Family violence in various traditional and nontraditional families.
• Prevention strategies as well as Individual and family treatments for perpetrators and victims of family violence.
• Social policy and legal interventions for family violence.

Violence in Families is a must-have resource for researchers, professors, and graduate students as well as clinicians, therapists, and other professionals in developmental psychology, family studies, forensic psychology, criminology/criminal justice, public health, psychotherapy/counseling, psychiatry, social work, educational policy and politics, health psychology, nursing, and behavioral therapy/rehabilitation.

Spis treści

PART I Fundamental Issues

Chapter 1. What is a Family? Issues in Defining Family

Barbara H. Settles. 

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Chapter 2. Definitions and Measurement of Family Violence and Aggression: Spotlight on Intimate Partner Violence

Meredith E. Bagwell-Gray, Jill T. Messing, Ijeoma Ogbonnaya, and Megan L. Brown

Chapter 3. Gender Issues in Intimate Partner and Family Violence Research.

Iris F. McMillan, Grace E. Schroeder, Jan T. Mooney, and  Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling

Chapter 4. Gay and Lesbian Families and Violence

Lisa K. Waldner 

Chapter 5. Adolescent Perpetrators of Violence and Aggression towards Parents.

Hue San Kuay, Azizah Othman and Paul Alexander Tiffin 

Chapter 6. Older Family Members: Victims and Perpetrators of Elder Abuse and Violence 

Karen A. Roberto, PhD 

Part II. Prevention and Intervention 

Chapter 7. Theories of Family Violence: Implications for Prevention and Treatment 

Angela J. Hattery, Katherine Kafonek, Allison Monterrosa, Emma Freetly Porter and Earl Smith

Chapter 8. Individual Prevention and Intervention for Children Exposed to Intimate Partner Violence and Those Who Have Caused Harm. 

Carla Smith Stover and Anahita Shafai. 

Chapter 9. Interventions to Prevent Violence in the Family.

Daniel J. Whitaker, Arshya Gurbani and Nikita Rao

Chapter 10. Police and Court Interventions for Family Violence: Evidence-Based Practices. 

Darren Walton  and Ross Hendy

Chapter 11. Police and Intimate Partner Violence Risk Assessment: Searching for Evidence-Based Effective Responses. 

Juanjo Medina and Andy Myhill 

Chapter 12. Police and court interventions for family violence.

James McGuire 

Chapter 13. What About The Child? Bringing Children To The Fore In Australia’s National Domestic And Family Violence Agenda.

Anita Morris and Cathy Humphreys 

Chapter 14. Family Violence in United States Military Families

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Chapter 15. Mindfulness and Family Aggression and Violence.  

Nirbhay N. Singh, Giulio E. Lancioni, Rebecca Y. M. Cheung, Oleg N., Medvedev, Yoon-Suk Hwang and Rachel E. Myers.

Chapter 16. Family Violence Professional Training Needs, Assessment and Intervention in Healthcare settings.

Caroline A. Fisher, Catherine Rushan, Riley Ngwenya, and Toni D. Withiel

Chapter 17. Evolutionary psychology and family violence

Gretchen Perry and Martin Daly

Chapter 18. Domestic Violence and Power Abuse Within The Family: The Restorative Justice Approach

Theo Gavrielides

Chapter 19. National Policies on Family Violence and Older People: How is elder abuse represented in policy?

Barbara Blundell, Amy Warren, Marie Beaulieu, Kevin St-Martin, Vicki Ammundsen, Rebecca Waters, and Donna Chung

O autorze

Peter Sturmey is professor of psychology and The Graduate Center and the Department of Psychology, City University of New York. He specializes in applied behavior analysis in neurodevelopmental disorders, behavioral approaches to clinical psychology, and violence and aggression. His research has focused on staff and parent training. He has published over 30 authored and edited volumes, over 200 journal articles, over 80 book chapters and is the series editor for Springer’s Advances in Prevention and Treatment of Violence and Aggression. 

Blurb

This book examines the nature, prevention, and treatment of violence within families. It reviews the definition of contemporary families, emphasizing various structures, including nuclear families, reconstituted families, gay and lesbian families, and recent immigrant families. In addition, the volume describes the nature of and risk factors for family violence from the perspectives of both victims (e.g., infants, children, seniors) and perpetrators (e.g., adolescent family members, women). It identifies the implications and explores strategies for prevention, treatment, and services. In addition, the volume directly addresses practice and evidence-based interventions for individual perpetrators, family interventions, interventions for victims and systemwide interventions (e.g., those involving the courts, police, and national policy). Chapters review the best available quality evidence from randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, research syntheses, and evidence-based recommendations from expert panels and government agencies. Case studies illustrate the application of evidence-based practice to violence within the family to demonstrate the effectiveness of the intervention.

Topics featured in this book include:

• Definition and conceptualization of family.
• Definition and measurement of as well as risk factors for family violence.
• Family violence in various traditional and nontraditional families.
• Prevention strategies as well as Individual and family treatments for perpetrators and victims of family violence.
• Social policy and legal interventions for family violence.

Violence in Families is a must-have resource for researchers, professsors, and graduate students as well as clinicians, therapists, and other professionals in developmental psychology, family studies, forensic psychology, criminology/criminal justice, public health, psychotherapy/counseling, psychiatry, social work, educational policy and politics, health psychology, nursing, and behavioral therapy/rehabilitation.