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Social Work and Family Violence, Second Edition (eBook)

Theories, Assessment, and Intervention
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2016 | 2., Second Edition, New Edition
426 Seiten
Springer Publishing Company (Verlag)
9780826133496 (ISBN)

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Social Work and Family Violence, Second Edition - Joan McClennen, Amanda M. Keys, Michele Day
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The second edition of this comprehensive text for MSW and BSW students studying family violence is fully reorganized for improved flow of information, is substantially revised, and is updated to reflect current scholarship and practice. Focusing on child abuse and maltreatment, intimate partner violence (IPV), and older adult abuse, the book covers assessment procedures and evidence-based treatments used by social workers with victims and perpetrators of all age groups and of both genders. It provides expanded information on agencies advocating on behalf of children including child advocacy centers, guardians ad litem, and court-appointed special advocates as well as child welfare laws and policies. The textbook provides updated information related to IPV and vulnerable/at-risk populations including sex trafficking victims, veterans, and male victims. The second edition also features more in-depth theoretical information integrated with case studies, and new information regarding technological issues and criminal justice reform.The authors address assessments and interventions for adult victims of family violence, adult survivors of child abuse, child witnesses of domestic violence, adolescent victims of dating violence, older adult victims of abuse, and both male and female perpetrators of abuse. The text encompasses several features that make it particularly useful in the classroom, including real-life case studies in every chapter, key terms, and discussion questions. An updated and robust instructor package includes a fully revised Test Bank and more detailed PowerPoints.New to the Second Edition:Aligns with 2015 CSWE Educational Policy and Accreditation StandardsAdds updated news articles to help stimulate discussion on chapter contentUpdated instructor package including fully revised Test BankUpdated and expanded PowerPoint presentationsExpanded information in the child maltreatment section on child advocacy centers, guardians ad litem, and court-appointed special advocatesA new child maltreatment case example and SMART planUpdated child welfare laws and policiesExpanded coverage of safety planning and protection orders for IPV victimsNew coverage of IPV and sex traffickingExpanded coverage of IPV with male victims and their female perpetratorsCoverage of multiple vulnerable and at-risk populationsUse of pet therapy and service dogs for IPV in militaryUpdated material on causation of older adult abuseInclusion of instrument to screen for maltreatmentExpanded chapter on assessment and intervention of older adult abuseExample of a possible risk assessment for older adults

Contents


Preface


Acknowledgments


1. Introduction to Family Violence


Categories of Family Violence


Family Health Perspective


Family Violence and the Social Worker Code of Ethics


Social Workers and Family Violence


Summary


Keywords


2. Introduction to Child Maltreatment


Theoretical Perspectives of Child Maltreatment


A Brief Historical Timeline of Child Welfare Policies


Definition of “Childhood”


Care for Families and Children in Need


The Case of Mary Ellen and Modern Policies for Abused Children


Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA)


Other Child Welfare Agencies


Definitions and Types of Child Maltreatment


Physical Abuse


Sexual Abuse and Exploitation


Emotional Abuse


Neglect


Other Forms of Abuse


Prevalence of Child Maltreatment


Child Abuse and Neglect


Child Characteristics


Family Characteristics


Summary


Keywords


3. Identifying and Investigating Child Maltreatment


Identifying Child Maltreatment


Signs of Potential Physical Abuse


Signs of Potential Sexual Abuse


Signs of Potential Emotional Abuse


Signs of Potential Neglect


Reporting Child Maltreatment


Mandated Reporters


Privileged Communication


Criteria for Reporting


Where to Report


What to Report


Legal and Ethical Issues in Reporting


False Reporting


Failure to Report


Confidentiality


Underreporting


Investigation and Child Protective Services


Step 1: Identifying and Reporting


Step 2: Screening


Step 3: Initial Investigation and Assessment


Step 4: Family Assessment


Step 5: Planning


Step 6: Service Provision


Step 7: Evaluation of Family Progress


Step 8: Case Closure


Alternative Responses to CPS


Recurrent Reports


Summary


Keywords


4. Criminal Justice and Child Maltreatment


Government Branches and Laws


The Criminal Justice System


Juvenile Courts


Criminal Courts


Other Professional Roles in Child Maltreatment


Law Enforcement


Multidisciplinary Teams


Child Advocacy Centers


Guardian Ad Litem


Court-Appointed Special Advocates


Issues in Child Interviewing


Testifying in Court


Expert Witnesses


Children as Witnesses


Summary


Keywords


5. Consequences of Child Maltreatment and Continuum of Care


Consequences of Child Maltreatment


Symptoms by Types of Abuse


Symptoms by Age at Time of Intervention


Prenatal


Young Children


Preschoolers


School-Aged Children


Adolescents


Symptoms Exhibited by Maltreated Children


Neurobiological and Cognitive Symptoms


Physical Symptoms


Emotional Symptoms


Children With Special Needs


Intergenerational Violence


Resilience in Victims of Violence


Services for Maltreated Children


In-Home Care Alternatives


Out-of-Home Care Alternatives


Permanency Planning


Children in Foster Care


Policies of Foster Care


Foster Parent Programs and Professionals


Summary


Keywords


6. Assessment and Intervention in Child Maltreatment


Assessments for Maltreated Children


Interventions With Maltreated Children


Intervention Examples


Interventions by Type of Maltreatment


Additional Interventions With Maltreated Children


Animal-Assisted Therapy


Dyadic Developmental Therapy


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy


Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy


Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing


Adult Survivors of Childhood Maltreatment


Symptomology


Assessment


Interventions With Adult Survivors


Summary


Keywords


7. Child Witnesses of Intimate Partner Violence


Child Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence


Impact of Violence on Child Witnesses


Impact of Violence by Children’s Age


Infants


Preschoolers


School-Aged Children


Adolescents


Social Workers in Child Abuse and Partner Violence Systems


Assessment of Child Witnesses


Intervention With Child Witnesses


Summary


Keywords


8. Introduction to Intimate Partner Violence


Intimate Partner Violence Defined


Theoretical Perspective on IPV


Gender-Inclusive IPV


Male Victims of Female Perpetrators


History of IPV


Violence Against Women Act


Types of IPV


Physical Abuse


Sexual Abuse


Psychological Abuse


Economic Abuse


Stalking


Prevalence and Incidence of IPV


National Family Violence Surveys


National Crime Victimization Survey


National Violence Against Women Survey


Prevalence Among At-Risk Populations


Dating Violence


Financial Costs of IPV


Summary


Keywords


9. Dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence


Power and Control


Cycle of Violence


Learned Helplessness


The Battered Woman Syndrome


Why Victims Stay


Technology


Summary


Keywords


10. The Criminal Justice System and Intimate Partner Violence


Orders of Protection


The Court System


The Process


Mandatory Arrest


No-Drop Policies


Effectiveness of IPV Policies


Changing Policies


IPV and Firearms


Roles of Social Workers


Summary


Keywords


11. Assessment and Intervention With Victims of Intimate Partner Violence


The Problem-Solving Model


Engagement of Clients


Assessment of Clients


Assessment for Intimate Partner Abuse


History Taking


Determining the Primary Batterer and Victim


Lethality Assessment


Assessing for Co-Occurring Conditions


Assessment Instruments


Planning/Contracting With Clients


Safety Plan


Other Planning Steps


Implementation and Intervention


Crisis Intervention


Cognitive Trauma Therapy


Survivor Therapy Empowerment Program (STEP)


Feminist Therapy


Strengths-Based Approaches


Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)


Exposure Therapy


Motivational Interviewing


Creative Arts Activities


Web-Based Approaches


Other Approaches


Social Workers’ Professional Use of Self


Summary


Keywords


12. Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence


Characteristics of Perpetrators


Male Perpetrators


Female Perpetrators


Theories Underlying Causes of IPV Perpetrators


Bowen’s Family Systems Theory


Feminist Theory


Object Relations Theory


Attachment Theory


Cognitive Behavioral Theories


Family Health Perspective


Typologies of Perpetrators


Gelles and Straus’s Model


Holtzworth-Munroe and Stuart’s Model


Engagement Process With IPV Perpetrators


Assessment of IPV Perpetrators


Lethality


Motivation to Change


Assessment Instruments


Intervention/Treatment for Perpetrators


Various Approaches


Duluth Models


Psychodynamic–Psychotherapeutic Models


Mind–Body Bridging


Solution-Focused Models


Strengths-Based Models


Intervention for Female Perpetrators


Summary


Keywords


13. Intimate Partner Violence Among Diverse and At-Risk Populations


Women, Welfare, and IPV


Older Battered Women


Rural Women and IPV


Persons With Disabilities and IPV


Immigrant Women and IPV


Asian Americans/Native Pacific Islanders


African Americans


Hispanics


Native Americans


Same Gender–Oriented Partner Abuse


Background


Needed Research


Methodological Innovations


Sex Trafficking


Theoretical Framework


Prevalence


Financial Costs


Dynamics


Criminal Justice System and Law Enforcement


Differences of Sexual Trafficking and Domestic Violence


Conclusions on Sex Trafficking


Veterans of War With PTSD


Middle Class and IPV


Summary


Keywords


14. Introduction to Older Adult Abuse


Older Adult Abuse Defined


Types of Older Adult Maltreatment


Physical Abuse


Emotional or Psychological Abuse


Sexual Abuse


Financial or Material Exploitation


Neglect


Abandonment


Self-Neglect


Prevalence of Older Adult Maltreatment


Theories of Older Adult Abuse


Who Abuses Older Adults?


Central Issues: Ageism, Self-Determination, and Least Restrictive Environment


Key Legislation and Macro Views for Older Adults and Older Adult Abuse


Summary


Keywords


15. Screening and Investigation of Older Adult Abuse


Risk Factors and Identification of Abuse


Identifying Older Adult Abuse


Types of Screening Tools


Conducting the Screening


Reporting Older Adult Abuse


Adult Protective Services


Investigations


Criminal Justice System


Summary


Keywords


16. Older Adult Abuse: Assessment and Intervention


Assessment


Assessment Instruments


Safety and Risk


Cultural Frameworks


Capacity Assessment


Caregiver Assessment


Paternalism Versus Autonomy


Safety Plan


Treatment Strategies


Caregiver Interventions


Summary


Keywords


17. Prevention of Family Violence


Preventing Child Maltreatment


Public Awareness


Curricula for Children


Parent Education Programs


Home Visitation Programs


Respite and Crisis Care Programs


Recreation Programs


Public Health Campaigns


Program Evaluation


Preventing Intimate Partner Violence


Preventing Older Adult Abuse


Summary


Keywords


Appendix A: Child Protective Services by State


Appendix B: Resources for Intimate Partner Violence


Appendix C: Resources for Older Adult Abuse


Index

Erscheint lt. Verlag 28.8.2016
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Sozialwissenschaften Pädagogik Sozialpädagogik
Sozialwissenschaften Soziologie
Schlagworte at-risk population • Child maltreatment • Family violence • female victims • Intimate partner violence • male victims • older adultabuse • Posttraumatic stress disorder • Sex Trafficking • Social Work • Spouse Abuse
ISBN-13 9780826133496 / 9780826133496
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