References
Women's Aid (2020) The Survivors Handbook, [Online]. Available at https://www.womensaid.org.uk/ the-survivors-handbook/ (Accessed 16 January 2020).
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- Expand1 Introduction to domestic abuse
- Expand2 Supporting survivors of domestic abuse
- Expand3 Supporting clients who are accused of perpetrating domestic abuse
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- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Why is it important to understand domestic abuse?
- 3.3 Supporting alleged perpetrators of domestic abuse
- 3.4 The importance of maintaining appropriate boundaries when supporting alleged perpetrators
- 3.5 Supporting Steve Smith as an alleged perpetrator of domestic abuse
- 3.6 Your volunteering and supporting clients who are alleged to be perpetrators of abuse
- 3.7 Conclusion
- 3.8 Modules 1–3 knowledge assessment
- References
- Acknowledgements
- Identifying perpetrators who are presenting as victims of domestic abuse
- Opinion 3.1
- Opinion 3.2
- Opinion 3.3
- Supporting clients who are accused of perpetrating domestic abuse
- ExpandModules 1–3 knowledge assessment
- Expand4 Special measures
- Expand5 Cafcass
- Expand6 Interviewing clients
- Expand7 Writing statements
- Expand8 Signposting
- Expand9 Vulnerability
- ExpandModules 4–9 knowledge assessment
- ExpandCase study
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