Enhancing Treatment Compliance Among Male Batterers: Motivators to Get Them in the Door and Keep Them in the Room

John P. Muldoon · Juneau Mahan Gary

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

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A clinical focus on what motivates batterers to enter counseling might improve the prognosis for their treatment compliance. We discuss motivators to get them in the door (treatment engagement) and keep them in the room (treatment compliance). Once they are invested in the therapeutic process, they might successfully break their pattern of abuse, learn new coping skills, and adopt healthy behaviors to sustain successful, nonviolent intimate relationships.

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