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Laming, Chris. A Constructivist approach to challenging men’s violence against women. 2006.

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Title: A Constructivist approach to challenging men’s violence against women
Creator: Laming, Chris
Contributor: Monash University. Faculty of Arts. School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences.
Subject: Men’s violence against women
Subject: Intimate partner violence
Subject: Men’s behaviour change
Subject: Personal construct theory
Date: 2006
Description: Men’s abuse and violence in intimate partner relationships is a worldwide problem of which there is a growing awareness. This paper will look at a model of practice developed in rural Victoria that seeks to enable men to take responsibility for their abusive behaviour and to commit to a process of behaviour change. The SHED (Self-Help Ending Domestics) Project uses a constructivist approach to challenging men’s violence against women and children and it encompasses assessment, groupwork, and an integrated, collaborative model of intervention between agencies.

Identifier: http://arrow.monash.edu.au/hdl/1959.1/7452
Identifier: monash:4728
Identifier: Laming, C. A Constructivist approach to challenging men’s violence against women. Practice Reflexions. 2006;1(1): 53-62.
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Type: journal article
Type: Collection. Practice Reflexions
Type: Monash open access journal
Source: 1834-3635

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