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Batterers’ Reports of Recidivism after Counseling

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Crime Patterns and Interventions

Abstract

Former clients of a counseling program for spouse batterers were most likely to be recidivistic if they were living with their partners upon termination of counseling, if they had witnessed violence between their parents, or if they had problems with alcohol.

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