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A new book about Adolescent Violence to Parents
I am pleased to post the following announcement, sent to me by Greg Routt and Lily Anderson. Announcing the publication of a new book from Routledge on July 12, 2014 by the creators of Step Up in...
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Video resources: understanding behaviour
I have recently come across the following resources, that may be of interest or use in work with parent abuse. With Meerkat Brain, Jane Evans offers an easily digestible explanation of the neuroscience...
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Improving the response to family violence
News in Britain this week of the appointment of Seema Malhotra as shadow minister to tackle violence against women and girls, is presented as demonstrating a growing commitment in this country to...
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Adolescent Violence in the Home: Believe the Impossible!
In July I posted details of a newly published book about adolescence violence in the home from Gregg Routt and Lily Anderson. Rather belatedly, I am really pleased now to offer a review for those who...
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Adolescent violence in the home: How is it different to adult family violence?
This article was originally published on the Australian Government website: Australian Institute of Family Studies, Child and Family Community Australia on December 8th 2015. Jo Howard describes the...
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Royal Commission on Family Violence, 2016
“Of course I knew it was a very serious and extensive problem, but I don’t think I realised the dimensions and the scale of it“, the words of Justice Marcia Neave, who was the head of Australia’s first...
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I am often asked how I come across the news, articles and publications that I tweet and blog about, in relation to child to parent violence (CPV). My original rationale for this site was along the...
View ArticleAdolescent family violence: Good news from Victoria!
I have written in the past about work taking place in the state of Victoria, Australia, both in terms of research and government policy. You can read about the work the Adolescent Family Violence...
View ArticleSurvey: Working with adolescents using violence in the home (Victoria,...
The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare are consulting with organisations working with adolescents aged 11 – 18 who are using violence in the home. The purpose of this project, funded by...
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The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare in Victoria has taken a strong interest in the issue of child / adolescent to parent violence and abuse, recognising gaps in knowledge and...
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