General Support around Abusive Partner Intervention

• Men Stopping Violence’s Definition of Male Sexual Violence Against Women: Implications for Prevention and Intervention (Douglas, Giordano, Loughlin, Men Stopping Violence, 2020) BROKEN
• Frequently Asked Questions – 10 to 10 Helpline BROKEN
• A Call for Change Helpline
• “What do I say to someone I love who is harming their partner?” – A Call for Change Helpline

• Fuerza Unida: An Approach for Engaging Communities (Casa de Esperanza, 2013) BROKEN
• Introduction to Restorative Justice (Barnard Center for Research on Women, 2020)
• Community Accountability for Safety: Building Capacity to Make Sexual and Domestic Violence a Community Responsibility (Prevent Connect, 2017)
• Building Accountable Communities (Barnard Center for Research on Women, 2018) BROKEN
• 10 Strategies for Cultivating Community Accountability (Russo, 2013)
• Thinking Through Perpetrator Accountability (Crimethnic, 2012)
• Transform Harm: Community Accountability
• Concepts in Creating Culturally Responsive Services for Supervised Visitation Centers (Williams, 2007)
• The Men’s Movement of Choice (Carlin, Men Stopping Violence, 1992)
• Action Plan for the Joint Management of Offenders 2019-2021: Enhancing Community Safety Through Collaborative Management of Priority Offenders (Irish Prison Service, The Probation Service, and Department of Justice and Equality, 2019)
• Calling All Family and Friends of Families Experiencing Violence at Home (Futures Without Violence, 2020) BROKEN
• Pieces of a Bigger Picture: Faith Communities and Service Providers Working Together to Support Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence  – Pastoral Response (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence) BROKEN
• Pieces of a Bigger Picture: Faith Communities and Service Providers Working Together to Support Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence – Rabbinic Response (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence) BROKEN
• Pieces of a Bigger Picture: Faith Communities and Service Providers Working Together to Support Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence – Muslim Community Response (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence) BROKEN
• Hearts and Hands: Training Model for Building Partnerships with Faith Leaders to Support Rural Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence – Pastoral Response (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence, 2014) BROKEN
• Hearts and Hands: Training Model for Building Partnerships with Faith Leaders to Support Rural Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence – Rabbinic Response (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence, 2014) BROKEN
• Hearts and Hands: Training Model for Building Partnerships with Faith Leaders to Support Rural Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence – Muslim Community Response (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence, 2014) BROKEN
• Creative Interventions Toolkit: A Practical Guide to Stop Interpersonal Violence (Creative Interventions, 2012)
• NYC Transformative Justice Hub
• Healing Together: Shifting Approaches to End Intimate Partner Violence (PolicyLink, 2019)
• Future Directions for BIPs: Examining the Power of Male Peer Support and Building Alternative Support Communities (Hart, 2009) BROKEN

• Assessing Risk in Abusive Partner Intervention Programs
• Analysis of Intimate Partner Violence Testing Instruments (Hall, 2020) BROKEN
• Healing Together: Organizational Self-Assessment (Alliance for Boys and Men of Color)
• Adult Hope Scale (Snyder et al., 1991) BROKEN

• Bail Reform and Intimate Partner Violence in Maine (Walton, 2019) BROKEN

• Integrating the Principles of Effective Intervention into Batterer Intervention Programming: The Case for Moving Toward More Evidence-Based Programming (Radatz & Wright, 2015)
• Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programs – Steps Towards Change: Project Mirabal Final Report (Kelly & Westmarland, 2015)
• Still Looking for Mechanisms: A Realist Review of Batterer Intervention Programs (Velonis et al., 2018)
• Breaking the Mold: Evaluating a Non-Punitive Domestic Violence Intervention Program (Crockett et al., 2015)
• Exploring Factors That Contribute to Positive Change in a Diverse, Group-Based Male Batterer Intervention Program: Using Qualitative Data to Inform Implementation and Adaptation Efforts (Holtrop et al., 2015)
• Compilation of Edward Gondolf’s Research (Gondolf, 1991-2018)
• Does Specialized Psychological Treatment for Offending Reduce Recidivism? A Meta-Analysis Examining Staff and Program Variables as Predictors of Treatment Effectiveness (Gannon et al., 2019) BROKEN
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• Compared to What? A Meta-Analysis of Batterer Intervention Studies Using Nontreated Controls or Comparisons (Cheng et al., 2019)
• [International] Treatment Impact on Recidivism of Family Only Vs. Generally Violent Partner Violence Perpetrators (Cantos et al., 2019) BROKEN
  This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license.
• Rapid Review of Men’s Behavior Change Programs (O’Connor et al., 2020)
• Batterer Intervention Systems: Issues, Outcomes, and Recommendations (Gondolf, 2002)
• Batterer Intervention: Doing the Work and Measuring the Progress (Carter, Futures Without Violence, 2009) BROKEN
• The Full Picture of Research on Battering Intervention Programs (Aquila BISC-MI)
• The Future of Batterer Programs: Reassessing Evidence-Based Practice (Gondolf, 2012)
• Groupwork with Men who Batter: What the Research Literature Indicates (Edleson, 2012)
• The Survival of Batterers Programs? Responding to “Evidence-Based Practice” and Improving Program Operation (Gondolf, 2009) BROKEN
• Assessing the Efficacy of Batterer Intervention Programs in Context (Aldarondo, 2009) BROKEN
• Certified Batterer Intervention Programs: History, Philosophies, Techniques, Collaborations, Innovations, and Challenges (Adams, Emerge, 2003) BROKEN
• A 30-Month Follow-Up of Court- Referred Batterers in Four Cities (Gondolf, 2000)
• Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programmes: What Counts as Success? (Westmarland et al., 2010) BROKEN
• Current Research on Batterer Intervention Programs and Implications for Policy (Ferraro, 2017)
• Evaluating the Oneida Men’s Domestic Violence Program (Padron, 2011) BROKEN
• What Works to Prevent Partner Violence: An Evidence Overview (Heise, 2011) BROKEN
• A New Nonmandated Program for People Who Cause Intimate Partner Violence (Ervin, Nembhard, Nmai, 2024)
• Intimate Partner Abuse Solution Programs: Identifying High-Priority Needs Within the Criminal Justice System for Programs Focused on Intimate Partner Violence Prevention (Langton et al., 2022)

• The Batterer Intervention Facilitators Tool Box (Family Peace Initiative, 2016-Present)
• What is Motivational Interviewing? (Rollnick and Miller, 1995)
• Elements Needed for Quality Batterer Intervention Programs: Perspectives of Professionals Who Deal with Intimate Partner Violence (Morrison et al., 2016)
• Twenty Tips for Co-Facilitating Batterer Intervention Groups (Ohio Domestic Violence Network, 2014) BROKEN
• CBT Guide for Intimate Partner Violence (Berliner, Merchant, Roberts, and Martin, 2020)
• Effects of Motivational Enhancement on Immediate Outcomes of Batterer Intervention (Scott et al., 2011)
• Institute for Leadership in Education Development (I-LED) BROKEN

• How do you want your kids to remember you? A workbook for fathers who have harmed their partners and families and want to change (Futures Without Violence, 2022)  BROKEN
• Parenting Interventions for Men Who Batter (Scott and Mederos, 2012) BROKEN
• [International] Discussions of Fatherhood in Male Batterer Treatment Group (Veteläinen, Grönholm, and Holma, 2013)
• Fathering After Violence: Guidelines and Tools for Batterer Intervention Programs (Futures Without Violence) BROKEN
• Video: Something My Father Would Do (Futures Without Violence, 2019)
• Breaking the Cycle: Fathering After Violence: Curriculum Guidelines and Tools for Batterer Intervention Programs (Fleck-Henderson and Areán, Family Violence Prevention Fund, 2004) BROKEN
• Exercises for Engaging Fathers Who Have Used Abuse (Family Violence Prevention Fund, 2004) BROKEN
• Accountability and Connection With Abusive Men: A New Child Protection Response to Increasing Family Safety (Massachusetts Department of Social Services Domestic Violence Unit and Family Violence Prevention Fund, 2004) BROKEN
• Podcast: Parenting Interventions for Men Who Batter (VawNet, 2016)
• Creating Opportunities for Safety and Change in Supervised Visitation Programs: A Policy Framework for Engaging Men Who Use Violence (Rose and McNamara, Inspire Action for Social Change; Davis and Kinnicutt, Futures Without Violence, 2015) BROKEN
• Fathering After Violence: The Reparative Framework (Futures Without Violence) BROKEN
• Preventing and Addressing Intimate Violence when Engaging Dads (PAIVED): Challenges, Successes, and Promising Practices from Responsible Fatherhood Programs (Karberg et al., Child Trends, Futures Without Violence, Boston Medical Center, 2020)
• Healing and Supporting Fathers: Principles, Practices, and Resources to Help Address and Prevent Domestic Violence in Fatherhood Programs, Resource 1: Ten Ways to Engage Fathers in Addressing and Preventing Domestic Violence (PAIVED Project, 2020)
• Healing and Supporting Fathers: Principles, Practices, and Resources to Help Address and Prevent Domestic Violence in Fatherhood Programs, Resource 2: Teachable Moments (PAIVED Project, 2020)
• Healing and Supporting Fathers: Principles, Practices, and Resources for Fatherhood Programs to Help Address and Prevent Domestic Violence (PAIVED Project, 2020)
• Domestic Violence Referral Guide for Fatherhood Program (PAIVED Project, 2020)
• Domestic Violence Prevention and Intervention in Fatherhood Programs (PAIVED Project, 2020)
• Six Ways Fatherhood Programs Can Successfully Parnter with DV Agencies and BIPs (PAIVED Project, 2020)

• Strong Fathers – This strengths-based intervention program is for fathers who have used violence. Strong Fathers aims to break the cycle of violence, help fathers learn how their behavior is influenced by their childhood, and promote positive behavior.
• Caring Dads – This intervention program is for fathers who have used violence. Caring Dads aims to help men be better fathers and have healthier co-parenting relationships. The 17-week program has providers in the United States, Europe, and Australia.
• Addressing Fatherhood with Men Who Batter – This curriculum provides resources for fathers who have used violence, including screenings, exercises, and information related to the impact of family violence on children and how to be nonviolent and supportive fathers and co-parents.

• Engage Online Database of Resources Related to Working with Perpetrators

• What Services Exist for LGBTQ Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence in Batterer Intervention Programs Across North America? A Qualitative Study (Canon, 2019)
• Lesbians’ Descriptions of the Actions that Led to Their Arrests and Court-Orders to Antiviolence Intervention: Practice, Advocacy, and Research Considerations (Larance, 2024)
• “You can’t just … add a bit of rainbow dust”: A review of the Clear Space online family violence behavioural change program for GBTQ+ men and non-binary people (McGowan et al. 2023)

• Creating a Trauma-Informed Abusive Partner Intervention Program (Criminal Justice Investment Initiative, 2021) BROKEN
• CBT Guide for Intimate Partner Violence (Berliner, Merchant, Roberts, & Martin, 2020)
• Programs for Men Who Batter (Mederos & Aldarondo 2002)
• Anger Management vs. Domestic Violence Offender Treatment: An Overview (CO Domestic Violence Offender Management Board, 2014) BROKEN
• Restricting Couple’s Counseling in Domestic Violence Offender Treatment (Victim Representatives of the CO Domestic Violence Offender Management Board, 2009) BROKEN
• Certified Intimate Partner Abuse Education Programs and Fatherhood Programs: What is the Difference? (MA Department of Public Health, 2019)
• Individual Therapy for Batterers? (Kaufman, Men Stopping Violence, 2001) BROKEN
• Intervention with Abuse of Alcohol, Drugs, and Women (Kaufman, Men Stopping Violence, 2001) BROKEN
• Guidelines for Promoting Healthy Sexual Relationships from Standards for Treatment with Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders (Standards For Treatment With Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders: Appendix H, Colorado Domestic Violence Offender Management Board, 2013) BROKEN
• Vera House 12 Men Model: Did You Know? (Vera House) BROKEN
• To Be A Man (Vera House, 2017) BROKEN
• 12 Reasons Why Couples Counseling Is Not Recommended (Huffine, Allies in Change, 2020) BROKEN
• The Brave Man Book Resources BROKEN
• Intimate Partner Abuse Solution Programs: Identifying High-Priority Needs Within the Criminal Justice System for Programs Focused on Intimate Partner Violence Prevention (Langton et al., 2022)
• “We adapted because we had to”: how domestic violence perpetrator programmes adapted to work under COVID-19 in the UK, the USA and Australia (Bellini and Westmarland, 2022)
• Alternative delivery formats for domestic and family violence perpetrator programs in the COVID-19 situation (Vlais and Campbell, 2020)
• Digital or Digitally Delivered Responses to Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence During COVID-19 (Emezue, 2020)

• Introduction to Restorative Justice (Barnard Center for Research on Women, 2020)
• Defining Justice: Restorative and Retributive Justice Goals Among Intimate Partner Violence Survivors (Decker et al., 2020)
• Intimate Partner Violence: Restorative Justice and Trauma-informed Care (Andruczyk, 2015)
• Restorative Justice as a Model for Intimate Partner Violence Prevention and Intervention (Alliance for Boys and Men of Color)

• Domestic Violence Offender Program Observation Form (Center for Court Innovation)

• Domestic Violence Compliance Court Recommended Sanctions for Infractions (Kansas City Municipal Court)
• Domestic Violence Drug Court Recommended Sanctions for Infractions (Kansas City Municipal Court)
• Clay County Domestic Violence Court Sanctioning Matrix (Moorehead, MN)

• Key Papers on APIP Standards BROKEN
• Assessing States’ Intimate Partner Violence Offender Treatment Standards using a Principles of Effective Intervention Framework (Richards et al., 2021)
• Standards for Treatment with Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders (CO Domestic Violence Offender Management Board, 2020) BROKEN
• Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programs: A Proposal for Evidence-Based Standards in the United States (Babcock et al., 2016) BROKEN
• Punishment or Rehabilitation?: The Case for State-Mandated Guidelines for Batterer Intervention Programs in Domestic Violence Cases (Dekki, 2004)
• Treating Female Perpetrators: State Standards for Batterer Intervention Services (Kernsmith and Kernsmith, 2009)
• Vermont Domestic Violence Accountability Program Values-Based Standards
• Menu of State Batterer Intervention Programs (CDC Office for State, Tribal Local, and Territorial Support, 2015)
• A Review of State Standards for Batterer Intervention Treatment Programs and the Colorado Model (Gover and Richards, 2017) BROKEN
• Standards for Treatment with Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders (CO Domestic Violence Offender Management Board, 2020) BROKEN
• Domestic Violence Treatment in Colorado: An Overview of an Evidence-Based Approach (Radatz, Hansen, & Thomasson, 2020)

• Abusive Partner Intervention and Engagement Self-Assessment: Revisiting Goals, Challenges, and Progress in Community Responses For communities that have an abusive partner intervention program, a self-assessment is an opportunity to revisit the values, goals, and objectives your community has in place for abusive partner accountability, engagement, and programming; the overall progress towards those goals; and the role of the community in supporting programs. This self-assessment, rooted in the Abusive Partner Accountability and Engagement Training and Technical Assistance project’s set of guiding principles, is meant to act as a guide and a living document from which system and community-based enhanced responses to accountability and engagement can emerge.
• Abusive Partner Intervention and Engagement Self-Assessment: Facilitation in Abusive Partner Intervention Programs A companion document to the community self-assessment, this document allows facilitators of abusive partner intervention programs to assess their skills and training needs.

Once you fill out the form, our team will contact you to access the assessment.

• How Trauma, Depression, and Gender Roles Lead to Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration Among a Sample of Predominantly Low-Income Black, Indigenous, Men of Color: A Mixed Methods Study (Voith, Lee, & Russell, 2020)
• Adverse Childhood Experiences, Trauma Symptoms, Mindfulness, and Intimate Partner Violence: Therapeutic Implications for Marginalized Men (Voith, Russell, Lee, & Anderson, 2020)
• Trauma-Informed Care for Children Exposed to Violence: Tips for Engaging Men and Fathers (Safe Start Center, OJJDP)
• Creating a Trauma-Informed Abusive Partner Intervention Program (Criminal Justice Investment Initiative, 2021) BROKEN
• Resilience Film (2016)
• African American Historical Trauma (Samuel Simmons Consulting)
• A Paradigm Shift in Batterer Intervention Programming: A Need to Address Unresolved Trauma (Voith et al., 2018)
• Adverse Childhood Experiences: Expanding the Concept of Adversity (Cronholm et al., 2015)
• Intimate Partner Violence: Restorative Justice and Trauma-informed Care (Andruczyk, 2015)
  © 2015 Andruczyk. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits the user to copy, distribute, and transmit the work provided that the original author(s) and source are credited.
• “I Don’t Even Deserve a Chance”: An Ethnographic Study of Adverse Childhood Experiences Among Male Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence (Hoskins and Kunkel, 2020) BROKEN
  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 License.
• [Book Chapter] The Routledge International Handbook of Domestic Violence and Abuse: “Trauma-informed and oppression-sensitive intervention for those who engage in intimate partner violence” (Taft et al., 2021)

• ‘I Don’t Want to Hit My Children. I Don’t Want to Hit Anybody.’ (Snyder, The New York Times, 2021
• Can Domestic Abusers Keep Themselves Accountable When No One is Watching? (Snyder, The New Yorker, 2020)
• Why Does He Do That? Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men (Bancroft, 2003)
• Different Motives of Those Who Batter (Family Peace Initiative, 2022)
• Spiritual and Religious Abuse Power and Control Wheel (Safe Havens Interfaith Partnership Against Domestic Violence, 2014)
• Who Are Those Guys?: Toward a Behavioral Typology of Batterers (Gondolf, 1998)

• Remote Abusive Partner Intervention Programs for Underserved Communities (Center for Court Innovation, Updated 2022)
• Initial Lessons Learned from Using Video Conferencing Software to Deliver Interventions for Men Using Violence in Intimate Relationships (Bellini and Westmarland, 2020)
• A problem solved is a problem created: the opportunities and challenge associated with an online domestic violence perpetrator programme (Bellini and Westmarland, 2021)
• The Other Side of Domestic Violence: Helping Survivors by Working with Their Abusive Partner – An Approach to Preventing Violence that Can Work, Even During a Pandemic (Areán and Strodthoff, 2020)
• Engaging Responsibly with Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse Individually and in a Videoconference Software Group during COVID-19 and Beyond (Scaia and Heath, 2021)
• “We adapted because we had to”: how domestic violence perpetrator programmes adapted to work under COVID-19 in the UK, the USA and Australia (Bellini and Westmarland, 2022)
• Never waste a crisis: initiatives responding to men who use violence during COVID-19 (Humphreys et al., 2023)
• Adapting the ADVANCE group program for digitally-supported delivery to reduce intimate partner violence by men in substance use treatment: a feasibility study (Gilchrist et al., 2024)
• “You can’t just … add a bit of rainbow dust”: A review of the Clear Space online family violence behavioural change program for GBTQ+ men and non-binary people (McGowan et al. 2023)
• Alternative delivery formats for domestic and family violence perpetrator programs in the COVID-19 situation (Vlais and Campbell, 2020)
• Digital or Digitally Delivered Responses to Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence During COVID-19 (Emezue, 2020)
• [Webinar] Working with Parents Who Have Used Violence During Modified SV&SE Services (Inspire Action for Social Change, 2020) [Slides] PRIVATE
• [Webinar] Working with Perpetrators during COVID-19: Considerations for US Perpetrator Programs (Global Rights for Women, 2020) PRIVATE
• [Webinar] Utilization of Videoconferencing Software for Men’s BIPs: Summary of Experiences and Research to Date and COVID-19 Considerations (Scaia et al., 2020)
• A Message from Beltrami County Domestic Violence Court (2020)
• Colorado Domestic Violence Offender Management Board (DVOMB), Provider Data Collection System, Teletherapy Policy Brief #1 BROKEN
• Colorado Domestic Violence Offender Management Board Standards and Guidelines for Domestic Violence Offenders: Appendix I: Requirements and Criteria for Teletherapy With Domestic Violence Offenders
• Overview & Insights from Synchronous Online Group Battering Intervention Graduate and Victim Surveys (Keyes and Halley, 2021) BROKEN

• Safe at Home: Women Who Use Force (Michigan Radio Newsroom, 2011)
• In Her Own Words: Women Describe Their Use of Force Resulting in Court-Ordered Intervention (Larance and Miller, 2017) BROKEN
• Understanding and Addressing Women’s Use of Force in Intimate Relationships: A Retrospective (Larance et al., 2019) BROKEN
• Facilitating Change: A Process of Renewal for Women Who Have Used Force in Their Intimate Heterosexual Relationships (Larance & Russon, 2016) BROKEN
• Resources: Understanding & Addressing Women’s Use of Force (Compiled by Lisa Young Larance) BROKEN
• Interventions for Women Who Use Force in a Family Context: An Australian Practice Framework (Kertesz, Humphreys, & Larance, 2021) BROKEN
• Beyond the Victim-offender Binary: Legal and Anti-violence Intervention Considerations With Women Who Have Used Force in the U.S. and Australia (Larance et al., 2022) BROKEN
• Serving Women Who Use Force in Their Intimate Heterosexual Relationships: An Extended View (Larance, 2006) BROKEN
• A Practitioner’s Response to: “Addressing Violence by Female Partners Is Vital to Prevent or Stop Violence Against Women: Evidence From the Multisite Batterer Intervention Evaluation,” by Murray Straus, Violence Against Women, 20, 889-899 (Larance, 2017) BROKEN
• Treating Female Perpetrators: State Standards for Batterer Intervention Services (Kernsmith and Kernsmith, 2009)
• Lesbians’ Descriptions of the Actions that Led to Their Arrests and Court-Orders to Antiviolence Intervention: Practice, Advocacy, and Research Considerations (Larance, 2024)

• Arrest Histories of Adolescent Male Domestic Violence Offenders in New York City (Peterson, 2011) BROKEN
• “Domestic Violence Among Young Male Offenders.” (Peterson, 2010) BROKEN
• Guidelines for Young Adult Offenders (Standards For Treatment With Court Ordered Domestic Violence Offenders: Appendix K, Colorado Domestic Violence Offender Management Board, 2017) BROKEN
• Family Peace Initiative’s Youth Initiative