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Working with perpetrators Martin Lucas Deputy CRC Director Zoe Kennerson Senior Rehabilitation Officer Workshop contents Identification Overcoming barriers our own Overcoming barriers in the individual Breaking


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Working with perpetrators

Martin Lucas – Deputy CRC Director Zoe Kennerson – Senior Rehabilitation Officer

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Workshop contents

  • Identification
  • Overcoming barriers – our own
  • Overcoming barriers – in the individual
  • Breaking down behaviour
  • Case study
  • Managing risks and change
  • Specialist services

The expertise and experience of all participants is valued.

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Identification

What does a perpetrator look like?

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Power & control

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Perpetrator risk factors

  • Alcohol abuse 54%
  • Criminal record 50%
  • Financial problems 45%
  • Drug abuse 39%
  • Threats of suicide 35%
  • Mental health issues 28%
  • DA related criminal record 26%

Safety in Numbers, 2009

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Overcoming barriers

What do you find difficult about working with domestic abuse perpetrators?

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Overcoming barriers

Why don’t perpetrators just change?

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Overcoming barriers

Motivational interviewing

  • Contracting
  • Express empathy
  • Develop discrepancy
  • Avoid argument
  • Support self-responsibility
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Overcoming barriers

Abusive behaviour Changed behaviour Shame

  • Minimisation
  • Denial
  • Blame
  • Acceptance
  • Accountability
  • Responsibility
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Breaking down behaviour

General aggression model

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Case study

  • What are the risk factors?
  • What can be put in place to keep people safe and

change behaviour?

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Risk Factors

  • Childhood trauma
  • Substance and alcohol misuse
  • Failure to adhere to restrictions
  • History of violence against family
  • Previous Domestic Abuse
  • Previous offending
  • Strangulation
  • Children present during assaults
  • Weapons
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Risk management and change

  • What can you offer to manage the risks and change

behaviour?

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Risk management and change

Specialist services

  • The Change Project www.thechange-project.org
  • The Drive Project http://driveproject.org.uk
  • Probation Services
  • National Probation Service
  • Essex Community Rehabilitation Company

www.essexcrc.co.uk

  • Building Better Relationships Programme
  • Tools to Help Professionals when Working with Domestic

Abuse Perpetrators