
Family Violence : Explanations and Evidence-Based Clinical Practice.
Title:
Family Violence : Explanations and Evidence-Based Clinical Practice.
Author:
Lawson, David M.
ISBN:
9781119026334
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (364 pages)
Contents:
Family Violence: Explanations and Evidence-Based Clinical Practice -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Family Violence -- Prevalence and Economic Cost of Family Violence -- Defining Family Violence -- Intimate Partner Violence -- Cultural Issues and Family Violence -- Controversy in the Field of Family Violence -- History of Family Violence -- Violence Against Children -- Violence Against Female Intimates -- Greek and Roman Influences -- British and French Laws -- American Laws -- Influence of the Women's Movement -- Violence Against Male Intimates -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 2: Explanations and Models of Family Violence -- Nested Ecological Model -- Ontogenetic/Individual -- Behavioral Genetics -- Biological Factors -- Nonbiological Factors -- Microsystem -- Exosystem -- Macrosystem -- Models of Family Violence That Most Influence Treatment -- Social Cognitive Theory -- Feminist Theory -- Psychopathology -- Psychodynamic/Attachment Theory -- Family Systems Theory -- Intimate Relationships -- Theory Convergence -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 3: Culture, Family Violence, and Cultural Competence -- Minority and Majority Groups -- Individualism Versus Collectivism -- Acculturation Status -- Interpreting Family Violence Statistics -- Culture: Group Differences -- Viewpoints on Child Maltreatment -- Corporal Punishment and Physical Abuse -- Child Sexual Abuse -- Child Neglect -- Viewpoints on Female Partner Abuse -- Help Seeking -- Viewpoints on Sexual Assault -- Viewpoints on Abuse of Male Partners -- Viewpoints on Elder Abuse -- Cultural Competence and the Client's Local World -- Historical Macrosystem Influences and Family Violence -- Environment and the Culture of Masculinity -- Importance of a Division of Labor -- Devaluation of Life.
Origins of Honor Cultures -- Females as the Keepers of Family Honor -- Research -- Cultural Protective Factors: Native Americans and West Africans -- Religion and Family Violence -- Fundamental Religious Influences -- Maltreatment of Children -- Religion as a Protective Factor Against Family Violence -- Summary of Cultural Considerations in Treating Family Violence -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 4: Male-on-Female Intimacy Violence: Descriptions, Consequences, and Counseling Implications -- Sources of Male-on-Female Violence Data -- Persistence of Partner Violence by Males -- Descriptions of Male Partner-Abusers -- Risk Factors for Partner Violence by Males -- Protective Factors for Partner Violence by Males -- Abuser Typologies -- Early Abuser Typologies -- Current Typology Research -- Typologies Formed by Combining the Three Dimensions -- Psychopathology-Based Typologies -- Response-Style-Based Typologies -- Criticism -- Consequences of Male-on-Female Partner Violence -- Physical Injuries -- Sexual Assault -- Homicides -- Psychological Effects -- Frequency, Severity, and Duration of Violence -- Long-Term Effects -- Anxiety and Depression -- Risk of Suicide -- PTSD -- CPTSD -- CPTSD and Childhood Abuse -- Leaving or Staying in an Abusive Relationship -- Treatment Implications for Male Partner-Abusers -- Case Examples -- The Emotionally Volatile Wife Abuser -- The Psychopathic Wife Abuser -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 5: Female-on-Male Intimacy Violence: Descriptions, Consequences, and Counseling Implications -- Gender Symmetry Controversey -- Feminist Criticism -- Contextual Factors of Female-on-Male Intimacy Violence -- Self-Defense -- Who Initiates Intimate Partner Violence? -- Consequences of Female-on-Male Intimacy Violence -- Physical Injury to Men -- Victims of Homicide -- Psychological and Emotional Consequences.
Comparisons Between Men and Women's Use of Violence -- Characteristics of Intimately Violent Females -- Typologies of Partner-Violent Females -- Advocacy Typologies -- Academic Typologies -- Conclusions -- Why Do Abused Men Stay? -- Case Example -- Treatment Implications for Female-on-Male Violence -- Counseling Implications for Female Intimate Partner Violence -- Example Intervention Programs -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 6: Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence -- Case Example -- Characteristics and Explanations of Intimately Violent Same-Sex Couples -- Childhood Victimization -- Alcohol and Substance Abuse -- Personal and Interpersonal Characteristics -- Macrosystem Factors -- Mutual Violence -- Similarities of Gay/Lesbian and Heterosexual Violence Predictors -- Types of Same-Sex IPV -- Social Isolation -- Staying in Intimately Violent Same-Sex Relationships -- Paradox of Seeking Help in the Lesbian Community -- Case Example -- Alan, 39 -- Traumatic Bonding -- Counseling Implications -- Attachment Disruptions -- An Excerpt From a Focus Group of Service Providers -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 7: Assessment of Intimate Violent Offenders -- Research Related to Practice -- Developmental Course of Violence -- Psychological Abuse -- Underreporting Violence -- Women's Report -- Men's Report -- Assessing Couple Violence -- Assess Both Partners -- Initial Interview Process -- Couple Conjoint and/or Individual Interviews -- General Guidelines in Assessment Process -- Therapeutic Alliance -- Dealing With Resistance and Therapeutic Alliance Repair -- Individual Interviews -- Defining Violence -- Severity, Frequency, and Context -- Severity: A Predictor of Reoccurring Violence -- Offenders on Probation for Domestic Violence -- Common Couple Violence -- Terroristic Violence -- Predictors of Violence Reoccurrence.
Safety Plans for Victims -- Alcohol and Drugs -- Assessment Instruments -- Specific Violence and Related Instruments -- Background Distal Factors -- Proximal Situational Triggers -- Other Useful Instruments -- Assessing for Characterological Disorders -- Counseling Modalities -- Biology or Environment? -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 8: Treatment for Intimate Violent Offenders -- Cognitive-Behavioral/Feminist Counseling Models -- Identify Abuse-Related Emotions and Thoughts -- Socialization Issues -- Psychodynamic/Interpersonal Counseling Models -- Group Treatment Modality -- Pregroup Interview -- Establishing a Therapeutic Milieu -- Motivational Interviewing -- Male-Female Group Coleaders -- Contact Victim -- Treatment Match Considerations -- Culturally Competent Interventions -- Couple Counseling -- General Issues -- Benefits of Couple Counseling -- Individual Couple or Couple Group Treatment -- Safety Issues -- Therapeutic Alliance With Each Partner -- Cognitive-Behavioral Aspects of Couple Therapy -- Acceptance -- Self-Care -- Repair Strategies -- Solution-Oriented Aspects of Couple Counseling -- Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy -- Healthy Attachment -- Restructuring of Emotions -- Individualized Treatment -- Integrating Treatment Orientations -- Transtheoretical Model of Change -- When to Use Couple Therapy -- Relapse Prevention -- Treatment Effectiveness -- Male Group Therapy -- Couple Therapy -- Critique of Intervention Models -- Criminal Justice Involvement -- Case Example -- Phil and Susan -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 9: Assessment and Treatment for Adult Victims of Intimacy Violence -- Conceptual Models for Treatment -- Trauma-Focused Models -- Flexible Treatment Structure -- Influences on the Expression of Trauma -- Therapeutic Relationship and Related Issues -- Noncondemning Attitude Toward Abuser.
Case Example -- Janet -- Institutional Alliance -- Staff Splitting -- Assessment -- Creating a Therapeutic Context -- Client Readiness -- Assessment Process -- Assessing for Strengths -- Prior Trauma -- PTSD -- CPTSD -- Assessment Instruments -- Providing Feedback -- Assessment Implications for Counseling -- Treatment Pacing -- Severe Abuse -- Treatment -- Treatment Stages -- Psychopharmacology -- Stage 1 -- Client Safety -- Noncompliance -- Distress Reduction and Anxiety Management Training -- Dissociation -- Grounding -- Self-Harm Behaviors -- Developmentally Arrested -- Education -- Mindfulness -- Stage 2 -- Contraindications for Processing Trauma Experiences -- Exposure Therapy -- Readiness for the Trauma Narrative -- Processing Trauma Memories -- Preparation to End Session -- Outcomes for Stage 2 -- Stage 3 -- Cognitive Processing Therapy -- Countertransference -- Revictimization in Treatment -- Summary -- Suggested Readings -- Chapter 10: Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking -- Case Example -- Joe and Ashley -- What Is Dating Violence and Sexual Assault? -- Dating Violence -- Sexual Assault -- Prevalence and Extent of Dating Violence and Sexual Assault -- Estimates of Dating Violence by Age Groups -- Junior and Senior High School Students -- College Students and Adults -- Prevalence and Extent of Sexual Assault -- Junior and Senior High School Students -- College Students -- Summary of Research -- Stalking -- Definition and Specific Behaviors -- Cyberstalking -- Extent of Stalking -- Homicides -- Stalking Laws -- Gay and Lesbian Dating Violence and Sexual Assault -- Race and Cultural Factors -- Race -- Cross-Cultural Samples -- Risk Markers and Predictors for Perpetration of Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking -- Family-of-Origin Environment -- Multiple Influences -- Stalking -- Attachment Pattern -- Gender Socialization.
Effects of Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking.
Abstract:
Counselors-in-training, educators, and clinicians will benefit greatly from this in-depth and thought-provoking look at family violence, its effects, and treatment options. This book examines the major issues and current controversies in the field, provides background information on each type of family violence, and offers strategies for combating domestic abuse. In an informative discussion designed to enhance counselors' ability to assess and treat each type of family violence, Dr. Lawson covers both well recognized forms of maltreatment, such as the abuse of women and children, and less understood issues, such as female-on-male intimacy violence, parent and elder abuse, same-sex violence, and dating violence and stalking. Case studies throughout the text illustrate clinical applications in action, and recommended readings are provided for further study.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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