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-Happens within the family
-DV is not anger management but POWER and CONTROL |
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What do you do when you suspect DV?
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-first thing is to bring psychoeducation (teach what DV is)
-help you clients assess danger -you can let the client know his or her options -limits of confidentiality -Educate the person about the dynamics of the abuse |
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What are some examples of controlling behavior?
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-control outside home
-call all the time |
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What things do you want to avoid?
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-avoid having the perpetrator in Tx b/c it's not a couple issue
-You never tell them what to do -no referring the perpetrator to anger management b/c it's a power issue -confronting the perpetrator about the power b/c it creates more violence -avoid treating PTSD symptoms |
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What do you do with a perpetrator?
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-challenge power and responsibility for behavior, figuring out why they need that behavior.
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