A Continuum of Services for Men Who Abuse

Langer, Rosanna

doi:10.4324/9781315532776-7

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“…Study limitations notwithstanding, results suggest that court involvement, as well as higher levels of education, employment, and retirement, may facilitate, while higher alcohol use may impede, compliance with evidence-based IPV intervention across the VA Healthcare System. These data affirm the importance of a coordinated community response to IPV intervention in the veteran community as has been shown in civilian communities (Hetzel-Riggin, 2021; Langer, 2017). Working together with the courts and criminal justice system and providing trauma-informed, evidence-based IPV interventions with particular attention to mitigating alcohol-related barriers appear important in improving compliance.…”

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Predictors of veteran attendance in an intimate partner violence intervention.

Smethurst,

Taft,

Creech

2024

Journal of Family Psychology

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This study examined session attendance data from 2,754 veterans who participated in a national implementation of a trauma-informed intimate partner violence intervention, Strength at Home, across the Veterans Affairs Healthcare System. Potential correlates of attendance were demographic characteristics, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptom severity, alcohol use, court involvement, current military involvement, and intervention modality (in-person vs. virtual). Given the trauma-informed nature of the intervention, it was expected that trauma-relevant risk factors, specifically PTSD symptom severity and racial minority status, would be less strongly associated with attendance than barriers related to other demographic variables and higher alcohol use, intervention modality, and court involvement. Results indicated that age, education level, employment status, retirement status, PTSD symptom severity, alcohol use, and court involvement were associated with session attendance in the expected direction at the bivariate level. Only education level, employment status, retirement status, alcohol use, and court involvement emerged as unique predictors of attendance such that more educated, employed, retired, and court-mandated veterans with less alcohol use attended more sessions. These findings suggest the importance of a trauma-informed, coordinated community response to intimate partner violence intervention and integration of motivational components surrounding problematic alcohol use to enhance compliance and mitigate barriers to attendance.

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Predictors of veteran attendance in an intimate partner violence intervention.

Smethurst,

Taft,

Creech

2024

Journal of Family Psychology

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Proposing a Unified Framework for Coordinated Community Response

Ranjan

Dmello

2022

Violence Against Women

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The CSW65 agreed conclusions call for a multisectoral coordinated response to all forms of violence against women. The term coordinated community response (CCR) is commonly used in various models of such a response. However, the term itself has different meanings to various actors in the sector, and therefore it is difficult to evaluate its success with any degree of certainty. This article seeks to (i) propose a broader unified framework for thinking about the term; (ii) remove any underlying assumptions of its positive or negative connotations; and (iii) revisit the term from a theoretical standpoint. The goal of this effort is to (a) guide policy, programming, and advocacy efforts across different sectors that respond to VAW; (b) provide clarity to practitioners in the implementation of a CCR; and (c) make its effectiveness measurable in different contexts.

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A Continuum of Services for Men Who Abuse

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Predictors of veteran attendance in an intimate partner violence intervention.

Predictors of veteran attendance in an intimate partner violence intervention.

Proposing a Unified Framework for Coordinated Community Response

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