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Domestic Abuse Treatment Programmes

DV-ACT experts deliver bespoke 1:1 treatment programmes for parents whose children are in child protection measures /proceedings with domestic abuse concerns. 

 

For vulnerable mothers, we offer an intervention that is more intensive than community-based programmes which focuses on adult attachments, accountability and prioritising their children’s safety in order to support lasting change.

 

We also deliver a motivational programme for perpetrators aimed at those who are not suitable for domestic abuse treatment programmes due to denial or minimisation.

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Visit the dedicated DV-ACT programmes website at 

https://www.dvactprogrammes.org/

Our Programmes

Programme for Vulnerable Mothers

The needs of mothers in care proceedings or child protection measures are often complex, with enduring problems around adult attachments, accountability and prioritising their children’s safety. In these cases, intensive, challenging and focused work is needed in order to support lasting change.

DV-ACT experts have created a unique bespoke programme specifically for mothers where domestic abuse is a concern.

 

Motivational Work for Perpetrators

To be suitable for a domestic abuse perpetrator programme perpetrators must show some acceptance of their abusive behaviour. However, many Fathers can become stuck in denial and minimisation so that they cannot complete appropriate treatment programmes to reduce their risk.

In these cases, DV-ACT experts can deliver an intensive motivational programme that will aim to move the client to a position where he is suitable to attend a group work programme. 

Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme

A one to one programme of work can be completed with perpetrators who are unable to attend a group work programme due to a lack of provision.

The programme of work can be tailored to the needs of the client and will include a final report upon completion.

This programme is available for those in private or public law proceedings or perpetrators with children in child protection measures. 

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