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Fathers and Violence: A Program to Change Behavior, Improve Parenting, and Heal Relationships de Carla Smith Stover

Fathers and Violence: A Program to Change Behavior, Improve Parenting, and Heal Relationships

Autor Carla Smith Stover
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 oct 2023

Publicată de Guilford Publications în format paperback, lucrarea Fathers and Violence semnată de Carla Smith Stover reprezintă un manual operațional riguros, organizat pe secțiuni care facilitează implementarea programului Fathers for Change (F4C). Volumul pune la dispoziția specialiștilor 32 de resurse reproductibile, de la fișe de lucru la formulare de evaluare, accesibile și în format digital, asigurând astfel o aplicabilitate imediată în cabinet.

Din perspectivă clinică, reținem că structura narativă a cursului terapeutic este segmentată în faze progresive. Analizând cuprinsul, observăm o tranziție logică de la fundamentarea teoretică și selecția cazurilor (Faza 1), către dezvoltarea funcționării reflexive (Faza 2), culminând cu restabilirea comunicării și a relației tată-copil (Fazele 3 și 4). Această abordare este o alternativă structurată la Parenting by Men Who Batter de Jeffrey L. Edleson, oferind avantajul unei metodologii aplicate pas cu pas, centrate nu doar pe monitorizarea abuzului, ci pe transformarea activă a comportamentului parental.

Putem afirma că Fathers and Violence se distinge prin echilibrul dintre rigoarea cercetării și pragmatismul intervenției. Spre deosebire de Intervening After Violence, care explorează diversitatea structurilor familiale, programul F4C se nișează pe figura tatălui care a cauzat rău, propunând un model de „parenting restaurativ”. Tonul este clinic și precis, utilizând viniete de caz pentru a demitiza procesele complexe de atașament și traumă, făcându-le abordabile pentru practicienii din psihologia clinică și asistența socială.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781462552986
ISBN-10: 1462552986
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Guilford Publications
Colecția Guilford Press

De ce să citești această carte

Această resursă este esențială pentru psihoterapeuții și consilierii care lucrează cu bărbați ce prezintă antecedente de violență domestică. Cititorul câștigă un protocol de intervenție validat științific, axat pe siguranță și responsabilitate. Motivul principal pentru achiziție este accesul la cele 32 de instrumente practice (fișe și protocoale) care transformă conceptele teoretice abstracte în exerciții concrete pentru pacienți, facilitând vindecarea relațiilor tată-copil.

Despre autor

Carla Smith Stover, PhD, este o autoritate recunoscută în domeniul psihologiei clinice, activând în cadrul Yale Child Study Center. Expertiza sa se concentrează pe impactul violenței domestice asupra dezvoltării copilului și pe crearea de intervenții care să implice activ tații în procesul de recuperare familială. Prin dezvoltarea programului Fathers for Change, ea a integrat teorii ale atașamentului cu tehnici de motivare, adaptându-le nevoilor specifice ale bărbaților care doresc să își asume un rol parental sănătos după episoade de agresiune.

Descriere scurtă

This highly accessible book presents a new approach to treating men who use violence against their partners and/or children. The Fathers for Change (F4C) program has a unique focus on fostering fathers' accountability and reflective functioning, and repairing father–child relationships. Grounded in theory and research, it addresses a key need for parents who want to stay together or coparent successfully in the aftermath of violence, while prioritizing all family members' safety. Clinicians learn how to implement each component of F4C, from assessment to individual-focused work to coparent and family sessions, if appropriate. Illustrative case vignettes are featured throughout. An appendix provides 32 reproducible forms, worksheets, and handouts that can be downloaded (many in a fillable format) and printed as needed.

Cuprins

Foreword, Linda C. Mayes
1. Family Violence: Theories and Intervention Approaches for Men
2. Parenting by Men Who Have Caused Harm
3. Needs of Children Following Violence and Research on Fathers for Change
4. Theoretical Rationale for the Fathers for Change Intervention
5. Assessment for Case Selection and Treatment Planning
6. Phase 1: Engagement and Motivational Enhancement
7. Phase 2: Reflective Functioning and Skills Building
8. Phase 3: Coparenting Communication
9. Phase 4: Father–Child Restorative Parenting
10. Ending Treatment and Other Considerations
Epilogue
Appendix A. F4C Forms, Worksheets, and Handouts
Appendix B. Suggested Readings and Resources
References
Index

Notă biografică

Carla Smith Stover, PhD, is Director of the Fathers for Change Program at the Yale University School of Medicine Child Study Center. Dr. Stover received a Career Award from the National Institute on Drug Abuse that initiated her research on interventions for fathers with intimate partner violence (IPV) behaviors. She developed Fathers for Change and has continued to conduct studies of the intervention. She has published widely on the topics of trauma, IPV, and substance misuse, and has presented trainings internationally on the topics of family conflict, healthy relationships, family violence, engaging and treating fathers, and interventions for childhood trauma. Dr. Stover serves on the editorial board of the journal Advances in Dual Diagnosis.

Recenzii

"Stover provides clear, definitive guidance for working with fathers who have engaged in violent behavior and who seek to heal their relationships with their children. Complex concepts are made more approachable by helpful, varied case examples, as well as worksheets and homework prompts. In addition to describing core aspects of assessment and treatment, Stover provides a foundational review of the literature on family violence, long-term effects of child maltreatment, and the importance of fathers in children's lives. Thoughtful discussions of legal and safety concerns and aftercare considerations are included. This book presents an inclusive and sensitive approach to the important issue of healing following family violence."--Jill D. Stinson, PhD, Department of Psychology, East Tennessee State University

"The book includes a detailed description of the F4C program, helpful examples of therapist–client dialogue, and multiple case studies. It provides a roadmap of the knowledge, skills, and strategies that mental health service providers need for critical conversations with fathers who have used violence in their families."--Katreena Scott, PhD, CPsych, Professor and Academic Director, Center for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children, Western University, London, Ontario, Canada

"Stover presents a much-needed, encouraging clinical approach that contrasts with more stigmatizing traditional interventions. Using careful screening and continuous monitoring to exclude individuals who pose a continuing risk of violence, F4C offers tailored interventions for those men who demonstrate a strong desire to be nurturing, successful parents. The book walks clinicians through phases of intervention focused on taking responsibility, motivation for change, understanding children’s needs, empathy, emotion regulation, making amends, and positive father–child and coparent interactions. Rich case examples, sample scripts for introducing interventions, and client handouts make this an invaluable guide for graduate classes and internship training settings, as well as for experienced clinicians."--Norman B. Epstein, PhD, Department of Family Science (Emeritus), School of Public Health, University of Maryland, College Park

"This well-written book comprehensively presents the F4C program, integrating research evidence with extensive, richly evocative clinical case studies and dozens of program tools and handouts. Stover effectively engages both scholars and practitioners in the field. She succinctly describes the history of interventions that address intimate partner abuse and family violence, and compellingly argues for the value of incorporating men’s identities and roles as fathers into these interventions."--Eric Mankowski, PhD, Department of Psychology, Portland State University-
Stover provides clear, definitive guidance for working with fathers who have engaged in violent behavior and who seek to heal their relationships with their children. Complex concepts are made more approachable by helpful, varied case examples, as well as worksheets and homework prompts. In addition to describing core aspects of assessment and treatment, Stover provides a foundational review of the literature on family violence, long-term effects of child maltreatment, and the importance of fathers in children's lives. Thoughtful discussions of legal and safety concerns and aftercare considerations are included. This book presents an inclusive and sensitive approach to the important issue of healing following family violence.--Jill D. Stinson, PhD, Department of Psychology, East Tennessee State University

The book includes a detailed description of the F4C program, helpful examples of therapist–client dialogue, and multiple case studies. It provides a roadmap of the knowledge, skills, and strategies that mental health service providers need for critical conversations with fathers who have used violence in their families.--Katreena Scott, PhD, CPsych, Professor and Academic Director, Center for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children, Western University, London, Ontario, Canada

This well-written book comprehensively presents the F4C program, integrating research evidence with extensive, richly evocative clinical case studies and dozens of program tools and handouts. Stover effectively engages both scholars and practitioners in the field. She succinctly describes the history of interventions that address intimate partner abuse and family violence, and compellingly argues for the value of incorporating men’s identities and roles as fathers into these interventions.--Eric Mankowski, PhD, Department of Psychology, Portland State University
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