2011
DOI: 10.1080/15379418.2011.620930
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Child Custody and Safe Exchange/Visitation: An Assessment of Marginalized Battered Parents' Needs

Abstract: During a 2-year project, the researchers examined supervised visitation and safe exchange (SEV) programs in the context of family violence in an upper Midwest state. The overall purpose was to determine the current and best practices of SEV to be implemented into future services. Data were obtained from ethnically diverse parents (N ¼ 77) whose families experienced abuse or violence, SEV service providers (N ¼ 17), and SEV referral sources (N ¼ 128). Themes that emerged confirmed the complex relationship betwe… Show more

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“…Bergman and Eriksson (2018) focused only on families experiencing violence. In addition, it is important to note that Kieffer and Turell's (2011) sample included both users and nonusers of supervised visitation services, though we report only on the users' outcomes in our results.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Bergman and Eriksson (2018) focused only on families experiencing violence. In addition, it is important to note that Kieffer and Turell's (2011) sample included both users and nonusers of supervised visitation services, though we report only on the users' outcomes in our results.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although studies disaggregated results by custodial and noncustodial parent status, they did not indicate outcomes based on referral source (i.e., child welfare referrals vs. other). Furthermore, Kieffer and Turell's (2011) study of victims/survivors of domestic violence included both users and nonusers of supervised visitation services. We report only on their noted outcomes from service users (noncustodial parents).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O Canadá e os EUA possuem ampla quantidade de publicações científicas, documentos oficiais e materiais informativos relacionados à visitação supervisionada em casos de violência doméstica (Johnston, 1994;Clement, 1998;Johnston & Straus, 1999;Lemon, 1999;Matthews, 1999;Sheeran & Hampton, 1999;Bala, 2000;Maxwell & Oehme, 2001;Stern & Oehme, 2002O'Sullivan, 2002;Johnson, Saccuzzo, & Koen, 2005;O'Sullivan et al, 2006;Saunders & Oehme, 2007;Parker et al, 2008;Scaia & Connelly, 2010;Kieffer & Turell, 2011;Saunders, Faller, & Tolman, 2012;Saini et al, 2012;Saini & Birnbaum, 2015).…”
Section: -Visitas Monitoradas E Violência Domésticaunclassified
“…Enquanto alguns programas podem arcar com a contratação de profissionais de saúde mental, outros dependem de estagiários treinados ou voluntários para supervisionar as visitas. Apesar de o nível requisitado de treinamento variar dependendo do âmbito dos serviços oferecidos, um alto nível de experiência profissional é geralmente crítico para fornecer um serviço efetivo, especialmente em casos envolvendo violência doméstica (Clement, 1998, p. programas, gerando recusas de atendimento ou delimitação do tempo de uso dos serviços às famílias, para reduzir as filas de espera; comprometimento das medidas de segurança (Chetwin et al, 1999;Lemon, 1999;Sheeran & Hampton, 1999;Thoennes & Pearson, 1999;Bala, 2000;Aris et al, 2002;Pearson, Davis, & Thoennes, 2005;Tutty et al, 2006;Stern & Oehme, 2006Gibbs & McKenzie, 2006;Gibbs, McKenzie e Dempster, 2007;Crook & Oehme, 2007;Sheehan et al, 2007;Morte Barrachina & Lila Murillo, 2007;Babb et al, 2009;Kieffer & Turell, 2011;Saini et al, 2012 (Azambuja, 2013, p. 391).…”
Section: -"Espero Que a Gente Possa Cada Vez Mais Fazer Alguma Difeunclassified
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