Judge Marjory D. Fields: Foreword
Contributors
Part I: Introduction, Public Policy, Research, and Social
Action
1: Albert R. Roberts: Myths, Facts, and Realities Regarding
Battered Women and Their Children: An Overview
2: Mary P. Brewster: Domestic Violence Theories, Research, and
Practice Implications
3: Albert R. Roberts: Comparative Analysis of Battered Women in the
Community With Battered Women in Prison for Killing Their Intimate
Partners
4: Albert R. Roberts: Duration and Severity of Woman Battering: A
Conceptual Model/Continuum
5: Patricia Brownell and Albert R. Roberts: National Organizational
Survey of Domestic Violence Coalitions
Part II: Criminal Justice and Legal System Responses
6: Albert R. Roberts and Karel Kurst-Swanger: Police Responses to
Battered Women: Past, Present, and Future
7: Albert R. Roberts and Karel Kurst-Swanger: Court Responses to
Battered Women and Their Children
8: Susan Keilitz: Improving Judicial System Responses to Domestic
Violence: The Promises and Risks of Integrated Case Management and
Technology Solutions
9: Amy P. Barasch and Victoria L. Lutz: Innovations in the Legal
System's Response to Domestic Violence: Thinking Outside the Box
for the Silent Majority of Battered Women
10: Linda G. Mills and Carrie J. Petrucci: A National Study of the
Integration of Domestic Violence Assessment Into Child Welfare
Practice
11: Evan Stark: Preparing for Expert Testimony in Domestic Violence
Cases
Part III: Health Care, Addictions, and Mental Health Treatment
12: Mary Boes and Virginia McDermott: Helping Battered Women: A
Health Care Perspective
13: Thomas L. Jackson, Patricia A. Petretic-Jackson, and Tricia H.
White: Mental Health Assessment Tools and Techniques for Working
With Battered Women
14: Patricia A. Petretic-Jackson, Tricia H. Witte, and Thomas L.
Jackson: Battered Women: Treatment Goals and Treatment Planning
15: Theresa M. Zubretsky: Promising Directions for Helping
Chemically Involved Battered Women Get Safe and Sober
Part IV: Crisis Intervention, Advocacy, and Specialized
Programs
16: Peter Lehmann and Stephanie Rabenstein: Children Exposed to
Domestic Violence: The Role of Impact, Assessment, and
Treatment
17: Albert R. Roberts and Beverly Schenkman Roberts: A
Comprehensive Model for Crisis Intervention With Battered Women and
Their Children
18: Leslie M. Tutty and Michael Rothery: Beyond Shelters: Support
Groups and Community-Based Advocacy for Abused Women
19: Bea Hanson: Interventions for Batterers: Program Approaches,
Program Tensions
Part V: Vulnerable At-Risk Groups and Multicultural Issues
20: Janice L. Ricks, Carol (Jan) Vaughan, and Sophia F.
Dziegielewski: Domestic Violence Among Lesbian Couples
21: Gloria Bonilla Santiago: Latina Battered Women: Barriers to
Service Delivery and Cultural Considerations
22: Mo Yee Lee: Asian Battered Women: Assessment and Treatment
23: Patricia Brownell: Elder Abuse and Gerontological Social
Work
Name Index
Subject Index
"This up-to-date book is at once pathbreaking and practical,
comprehensive and insightful... If the goal is to save lives, to
prevent domestic violence injuries, and to secure justice, the
Handbook of Intervention Strategies in Domestic Violence is a
must-read." --Criminal Justice Library
"The word 'handbook' does not fully capture this incredibly
comprehensive survey of the field of domestic violence, including
what we know, current practices, and challenges across the
professions. This book would be an excellent sourcebook for
domestic violence courses in social work, criminal justice, law
schools, and undergraduate departments."--Joan S. Meier, J.D.,
Director, Domestic Violence Clinics, and Professor of Clinical Law,
George Washington
University Law School, Washington, DC
"This is the text for which I have been searching. The chapters are
timely, relevant, and deal with many of the key intervention
strategies in domestic violence. This book will be of special value
to law, social work, and criminal justice students and
practitioners. If you are going to purchase one book on domestic
violence this year, this should be the one. I expect it to become a
classic."--Charles Lindner, J.D., M.S.W., Professor, Department of
Law,
Police Science, and Criminal Justice, John Jay College of Criminal
Justice, City University of New York
"This book represents a tremendous achievement in integration of
knowledge in the field. It is a text that is practical for students
and practitioners. The book makes a great contribution to practice
knowledge. It is the most illuminating and practical volume on
domestic violence published in the last 20 years. It is must
reading for all social workers."--Cynthia G.S. Franklin, Ph.D.,
Professor and Coordinator of Clinical Social Work concentration,
School
of Social Work, University of Texas at Austin and Editor-in-Chief,
Children and Families journal
"Finally, a proactive approach to domestic violence geared toward
both practitioners and academicians. A must-read for all service
providers whether a novice or expert in the field. Roberts has
assembled a comprehensive, multidisciplinary team of contributors
to produce a scholarly reader that has the potential to impact
domestic violence policy."--Laura J. Moriarty, Ph.D., Professor
Criminal Justice and Assistant Dean, College of Humanities and
Sciences,
Virginia Commonwealth University
"Dr. Roberts has succeeded in bringing together the work of senior
researchers and clinicians in this outstanding and comprehensive
volume on domestic violence. The book includes descriptions of
innovative programs and practical interventions for victims and
perpetrators of domestic violence and the children who witness the
conflicts, illustrated with compelling cases examples and grounded
in a review of the latest research. I would recommend this book
without hesitation as an outstanding example of evidence-based
practice, both to experienced practitioners wishing to stay
up-to-date with policy, practice and research, and to students
reading their first
book on the subject."--Cheryl Regehr, Ph.D., C.S.W., Associate
Professor, Faculty of Social Work and Director, Centre for Applied
Social Research, University of Toronto, Canada
"The word 'handbook' does not fully capture this incredibly
comprehensive survey of the field of domestic violence, including
what we know, current practices, and challenges across the
professions. This book would be an excellent sourcebook for
domestic violence courses in social work, criminal justice, law
schools, and undergraduate departments."--Joan S. Meier, J.D.,
Director, Domestic Violence Clinics, and Professor of Clinical Law,
George Washington
University Law School, Washington, DC
"This up-to-date book is at once pathbreaking and practical,
comprehensive and insightful... If the goal is to save lives, to
prevent domestic violence injuries, and to secure justice, the
Handbook of Intervention Strategies in Domestic Violence is a
must-read." --Criminal Justice Library
"This is the text for which I have been searching. The chapters are
timely, relevant, and deal with many of the key intervention
strategies in domestic violence. This book will be of special value
to law, social work, and criminal justice students and
practitioners. If you are going to purchase one book on domestic
violence this year, this should be the one. I expect it to become a
classic."--Charles Lindner, J.D., M.S.W., Professor, Department of
Law,
Police Science, and Criminal Justice, John Jay College of Criminal
Justice, City University of New York
"This book represents a tremendous achievement in integration of
knowledge in the field. It is a text that is practical for students
and practitioners. The book makes a great contribution to practice
knowledge. It is the most illuminating and practical volume on
domestic violence published in the last 20 years. It is must
reading for all social workers."--Cynthia G.S. Franklin, Ph.D.,
Professor and Coordinator of Clinical Social Work concentration,
School
of Social Work, University of Texas at Austin and Editor-in-Chief,
Children and Families journal
"Finally, a proactive approach to domestic violence geared toward
both practitioners and academicians. A must-read for all service
providers whether a novice or expert in the field. Roberts has
assembled a comprehensive, multidisciplinary team of contributors
to produce a scholarly reader that has the potential to impact
domestic violence policy."--Laura J. Moriarty, Ph.D., Professor
Criminal Justice and Assistant Dean, College of Humanities and
Sciences,
Virginia Commonwealth University
"Dr. Roberts has succeeded in bringing together the work of senior
researchers and clinicians in this outstanding and comprehensive
volume on domestic violence. The book includes descriptions of
innovative programs and practical interventions for victims and
perpetrators of domestic violence and the children who witness the
conflicts, illustrated with compelling cases examples and grounded
in a review of the latest research. I would recommend this book
without hesitation as an outstanding example of evidence-based
practice, both to experienced practitioners wishing to stay
up-to-date with policy, practice and research, and to students
reading their first
book on the subject."--Cheryl Regehr, Ph.D., C.S.W., Associate
Professor, Faculty of Social Work and Director, Centre for Applied
Social Research, University of Toronto, Canada
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