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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/5526333239 Title: What Works to Reduce Recidivism by Domestic Violence Offenders Publisher: United States of America 2013 ISBN/ISSN: 13-01-1201 OCLC:5526333239

  
  

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What Works to Reduce Recidivism by Domestic Violence Offenders

Author:	M Miller; Washington State Institute for Public Policy 110 Fifth Avenue Southeast Suite 214 P.O. Box 40999 Olympia WA 98504-0999; E Drake; M Nafziger
Publisher:	United States of America 2013
Edition/Format:	Book : English
Summary:	This report from the Washington State Institute for Public Policy presents the results of a literature review examining effective practices aimed at reducing recidivism among domestic violence (DV) offenders. The review was conducted pursuant to a request from the Washington State Legislature to a) update its analysis of the national and international literature on DV treatment; b) report on other interventions effective at reducing recidivism by DV offenders and criminal offenders in general; and c) survey other States' laws regarding DV treatment for offenders. The current standard for DV treatment in Washington is a group-based treatment model based on a model developed in the 1980s in Duluth, MN. The literature review found that Duluth-like treatments were not effective at reducing recidivism among DV offenders, but that a variety of non-Duluth group-based treatment methods reduced recidivism among DV offenders by up to 33 percent. Due to the variability in the approaches used by the non-Duluth methods, this report was not able to identify which of these methods was most effective at reducing recidivism by DV offenders and criminal offenders in general. Some of the approaches identified by the review include couples group therapy; cognitive-behavioral, client-centered therapy focusing on understanding violence and coping with conflict; relationship enhancement therapy; and substance abuse treatment. The report also identifies interventions that have been used for the general offender population that may be effective treatment methods for DV offenders. 6 exhibits  Read more...
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