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Confronting Abusive Beliefs
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Confronting Abusive Beliefs
Group Treatment for Abusive Men

Volume: 12
192 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
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This volume explores a unique, interactive group therapy programme for working with abusive men - a programme which encourages men to challenge and alter entrenched beliefs about the roles of men and women.

The author presents a new theoretical framework as well as detailed group session protocols, thus providing both practical information for therapists and food for thought regarding the gendered nature of relationships. Sessions address issues such as expressed emotions, recurring thoughts, communication patterns and conflict resolution.

 
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION
 
Shifting Paradigms in Treatment of Abusive Men
 
PART TWO: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND
 
The Influence of Beliefs on Behavior
 
Changing Abusive Men's Beliefs
 
Confronting Beliefs of Abusive Men
 
Respectful Relationship Beliefs
 
PART THREE: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF GROUP TREATMENT
 
The Group as a Medium of Change
 
Group Formation and Structure
 
PART FOUR: GROUP SESSION PROTOCOLS
 
Setting the Stage
 
Confronting Abusive Beliefs
 
Developing Respectful Beliefs
 
Consolidating Changed Beliefs
 
PART FIVE: PROGRAM OUTCOME
 
Program Outcomes

Mary Russell