Abusive Husband
The Abusive Husband – An Approach to intervention by David Currie was written primarily for service providers who are undertaking to provide service to abusive husbands and partners.The purpose of this manual was to ‘provide information and direction for designing and implementing an intervention program for abusive husbands which emphasizes the safety and protection issues for the woman’. The article discussing the following themes: • The women may have to leave the relationship for the reasons of safety and protection. They do not want the marriage to end rather the violence. • The men’s treatment programs began in the 70’s. The manual discusses those frameworks that are currently in use and also points out the draw back related to some of them. What framework does the men’s program use? • Psychological problem based framework The manual argues that ‘reducing wife assault to a pshchological problem, ignores the social context in which violence occurs’. This model consists of three overlapping sets of casual and perpetuating fact
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Approximate Word count = 1398
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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