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By Martin C Calder
Large format paperback, 208 pages
Published 2004
The principal focus of the book and its assessment framework is on the children of female survivors of male domestic violence. There is some attention to casual differences and assessment applications for violence between same sex couples, Despite this focus, this book should have broad appeal - both in geographical terms, serving as a useful resource regardless of statute and procedural differences across countries, and across disciplines. It reflects the author's view that all assessments need to be multi-disciplinary in nature to stand any realistic chance of being informed and resourced, and that they also need to be evidence-based, requiring an integration of casual theories and professional skills. It establishes that we must:
Martin C Calder is Team Manager of the Child Protection Unit for the City of Salford Community and Social ServicesDr Gordon T Harold is a Senior Lecturer Emma T Howarth is a doctoral student
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