Domestic Conflict Containment: A Spouse Abuse Treatment Program

Peter H. Neidig · Dale H. Friedman · Barbara S. Collins

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

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A structured, skill-building treatment approach aims at eliminating violent behavior between abusive couples. Principles, components, and screening and evaluation procedures of the program are described. The program, developed for military families, could be adapted for civilian use.

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