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TABLE OF CONTENTS:Introduction: Working with adolescent violence and abuse towards parents Amanda Holt Part 1: Therapeutic Approaches 1. Building Respectful Family Relationships: Partnering Restorative Practice with a Cognitive Behavioural Skill Learning Greg Routt and Lily Anderson 2. Empowering Parents: The Who’s In Charge? programme Eddie Gallagher 3. Helping Abused Parents by Non-Violent Resistance Haim Omer 4. Trauma-based Approaches to Working with Parent Abuse Jane Evans 5. Responding to Filial-Parental Violence: Family Dynamics and Therapeutic Intervention Roberto Pereira Part 2: Contexts for Intervention 6. Parent Abuse in South Island, New Zealand: Delivering Interventions in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services Latesha Murphy-Edwards 7. The Yuva Young People’s Service: A Holistic Approach to Addressing Child-to-parent Violence in London Ester McGeeney, Fiona Barakat, Gjori Langeland and Shem Williams 8. The Youth Offender Diversion Alternative (YODA): A Community Based Project for Youth-to-Family Violence in Texas, USA Kristin Whitehill Bolton, Peter Lehman and Catheleen Jordan 9. Gender and Adolescent-to-Parent Violence: A Systematic Analysis of Typical and Atypical Cases Kathleen Daly and Dannielle Wade 10. Special Considerations When Working with Adolescent-To-Parent Abuse and Violence in the Home Jo Howard and Amanda Holt 11. Reflections and Concluding Thoughts Amanda Holt　

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Working withAdolescent Violenceand Abuse TowardsParentsApproaches and Contexts for Intervention

Edited by Amanda Holt, University of Roehampton, UK

‘Adolescent-to-parent abuse’ is increasingly prevalentglobally. Inverting how we normally understand power tooperate in abusive relationships, it involves actors whocannot easily be categorised as victims or perpetrators, andoften impacts families who are experiencing multiplestressors and hardships, perhaps experiencing other formsof family abuse. This book draws on an internationalselection of contributors to identify and explore what weknow about what works when supporting these families.It provides an essential resource for those with an interestin domestic and family violence, youth studies, childprotection, drug and alcohol work, and youth justice.

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