Improving approaches in psychotherapy and domestic violence interventions for perpetrators from marginalized ethnic groups

Turhan, Zeynep

doi:10.1016/j.avb.2019.101337

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“…We focused on treatment needs identified through the RNR lens, and did not examine considerations that might be relevant to other intervention models, or potential responsivity factors such as trauma or minority culture, which have been identified as important to IPV treatment delivery (e.g., Mackowiak & Scoglio, 2018; Turhan, 2020). We note that one criminogenic need, substance use, is also an ODARA item, which likely inflated the association of this need (and total criminogenic needs) with the ODARA.…”

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Criminogenic needs and intimate partner violence: Association with recidivism and implications for treatment.

Hilton¹,

Radatz²

2021

Psychological Services

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The Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) principles of effective correctional service that are well supported in the general offending literature have less often been applied to the assessment and treatment of intimate partner violence (IPV). Well validated IPV risk assessment tools are now widely available, and IPV treatment programs that match treatment intensity to assessed risk have shown promising pre-to-post treatment effects. The present study builds on the study of RNR principles in IPV by exploring criminogenic needs and their relation to recidivism and to recently proposed treatment intensity categories derived from an IPV risk assessment tool. We reanalyzed data from 1,421 men with a police report of IPV in the original Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA) dataset, to explore the prevalence of antisocial personality traits, procriminal attitudes, substance use, poor relationships, and work/school problems and their relation to IPV recidivism and ODARA-based treatment intensity categories. Needs were present in 17% (procriminal attitudes) to 42% (substance use) of men. All needs except poor relationships were positively related to IPV recidivism; in logistic regression analyses, antisocial personality traits (OR = 1.80) and poor relationships (OR = 0.61) incrementally predicted IPV recidivism over the ODARA (OR = 1.40). Men placed in higher treatment intensity categories based on the risk assessment score had more criminogenic treatment needs. Findings support using the ODARA to select individuals for the most intensive IPV treatment, and suggest that assessing and treating criminogenic needs may improve IPV treatment outcomes.

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Criminogenic needs and intimate partner violence: Association with recidivism and implications for treatment.

Hilton¹,

Radatz²

2021

Psychological Services

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“…Dapat dikatakan bahwa terapi perilaku kognitif gagal untuk menanggapi kebutuhan beberapa pelaku dalam proses mengambil tanggung jawab. Alasan untuk ini mungkin karena konsep patriarki, maskulinitas, kelas, hubungan kekuasaan gender dan kurangnya layanan yang sensitif secara budaya (Turhan, 2019).…”

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Hariyani

et al. 2020

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Tujuan penelitian ini adalah mendeskripsikan kekerasan dalam rumah tangga dari perspektif bimbingan dan konseling dengan menggunakan pendekatan behavior dan kognitif. Penyebab kekerasan dalam rumah tangga adalah sikap dan nilai yang salah tentang peran laki-laki dan perempuan, kekuasaan otoritatif dalam keluarga, ketidaksetaraan gender, status perempuan yang lebih rendah, dan kuasa atas perempuan, serta kepala keluarga yang mengelola atau mengendalikan perilaku semua keluarga yang biasa disebut dengan konsep patriarki. Berdasarkan pemaparan di atas, perlunya pelayanan bimbingan dan konseling untuk mengatasi perilaku kekerasan dalam rumah tangga. Selain itu, pelayanan bimbingan dan konseling dapat menggunakan tiga tahap konseling keluarga menurut Adler yaitu: interview awal, role playing atau bermain peran, dan interpretasi atau penafsiran.

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“…The emphasis placed by feminist sociocultural programs on male perpetrators’ choice to be violent means that to benefit from these programs, perpetrators must be motivated to alter their notions of power and control [ 9 ]. However, a recent, comprehensive review asserted that if perpetrators are unwilling to actively participate in programs to alter violent behavior, feminist principles may be of little use in facilitating change [ 10 ]. We therefore need to examine alternate approaches to maladaptive patterns of thinking.…”

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“…It aims to both challenge men’s sense of power and control and teach them alternative skills to reduce conflict in their relationships and reduce their perpetration of violence towards their partners [ 14 ]. This approach is one of the few that has been applied to male perpetrators of African American, Native American, and Latino descent, apart from Ango-Saxons [ 10 ]. In spite of some of its positive facets, it is limited in its acknowledgement of men’s issues related to racism and discrimination; further, it does not address immigration-related challenges and their relationship to perpetration, and has not been evaluated for its effectiveness with other ethnic groups [ 15 , 16 ].…”

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“…Programs that utilize an intersectional approach posit that gender-based violence cannot be understood without exploring the interactions between gender inequality and other forms of marginalization, such as those based on race and class (e.g., Crenshaw, 1989) [ 31 ]. This approach considers the different experiences of groups who occupy positions of privilege and of marginalization on the basis of multiple intersecting identities [ 3 , 10 , 32 , 33 ].…”

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The Effectiveness of Culturally Specific Male Domestic Violence Offender Intervention Programs on Behavior Changes and Mental Health: A Systematic Review

Satyen

Hansen

Green

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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The objective of domestic violence intervention programs is to address perpetrator behavior. However, the suitability and effectiveness of these programs in confronting problematic behavior for ethnically diverse groups is unclear. Therefore, the aim of this systematic review was to cohesively examine whether such programs are effective in reducing recidivism, changing perpetrator behavior, and addressing mental health issues for culturally diverse groups. Several databases were searched for peer-reviewed articles that included culturally specific components or ethnically diverse cohorts in offender intervention programs. 10 articles met the inclusion criteria. The findings demonstrate greater effectiveness of programs with greater cultural engagement: through culturally trained facilitators, addressing the cultural and patriarchal norms relevant to the specific client group, and discussion of gender roles and attitudes to gender equality specific to the cultural context. Such programs achieved some positive outcomes including: reduced recidivism, improved mental health, and better attitudes to gender equality. However, the findings are limited to a few ethnically diverse groups, and not all studies measured all outcomes listed above. This review suggests the development and implementation of suitable offender intervention programs that address perpetrator behavior and mental health in ethnically diverse client groups. When culturally relevant and effective programs are implemented, it could lead to men’s modification of perpetrating behavior and create safer family relationships.

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Improving approaches in psychotherapy and domestic violence interventions for perpetrators from marginalized ethnic groups

Cited by 9 publications

References 38 publications

Criminogenic needs and intimate partner violence: Association with recidivism and implications for treatment.

Criminogenic needs and intimate partner violence: Association with recidivism and implications for treatment.

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The Effectiveness of Culturally Specific Male Domestic Violence Offender Intervention Programs on Behavior Changes and Mental Health: A Systematic Review

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