01647     2200253   4500001000700000010002800007100004100035101000800076102000700084200015300091210005100244215001700295225002500312330090300337606002801240606001701268606002301285606001201308675001101320700002001331701001601351801001201367852001401379409108  aISBN: 978-1-916621-87-9  a20250110d        kkky0pory50      ba  aeng  aGB  aBuilding choice in domestic abuse perpetrator interventionsereflections on what clients, victims and practitioners needfNicole Renehan, David Gadd  aManchestercHM Inspectorate of Probationd2024  a14 p.d30 cm  aAcademic Insightsv5  aAs the Probation Service moves towards a ‘new generation’ of programmes for domestic abuse perpetrators, it is important not to forget the lessons of the past. It is more than two decades since the inception of the Duluth Domestic Violence Pathfinder, the first probation-led programme for domestic abuse perpetrators in England and Wales. Despite the lack of an outcome evaluation, and a report critical about the early stages of its implementation (Bilby and Hatcher, 2004), the Integrated Domestic Abuse Programme, and an alternative Community Domestic Violence Programme, were rolled across all probation areas by 2005. The evidence in terms of what worked for domestic abuse offenders remained elusive nonetheless, with only one post-hoc evaluation more than ten years later suggesting marginally better outcomes for abusive men who at least start a programme (Bloomfield and Dixon, 2015).  aVIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA  aABUSO FISICO  aAPOIO À VÍTIMA  aOFENSOR  a343.24  aRENEHANbNicole  aGADDbDavid  aPTgRPC  j343.24REN