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010			_aISBN: 978-1-916621-87-9
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200			_aBuilding choice in domestic abuse perpetrator interventions _ereflections on what clients, victims and practitioners need _fNicole Renehan, David Gadd
210			_aManchester _cHM Inspectorate of Probation _d2024
215			_a14 p. _d30 cm
225			_aAcademic Insights _v5
330			_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).
606			_9410456 _aVIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA
606			_912719 _aABUSO FISICO
606			_9320161 _aAPOIO À VÍTIMA
606			_9103919 _aOFENSOR
675			_9319986 _a343.24
700			_9423490 _aRENEHAN _bNicole
701			_9423491 _aGADD _bDavid
801			_aPT _gRPC
852			_j343.24REN