The Importance of Co-Production in work with young people
The Respect Young People’s Service people have been busy! Following on from my last post, they have also been looking…
CAPVA
Creating a National Picture of Understanding of CAPVA
I am very excited to bring to your attention the landmark CAPVA (child and adolescent to parent violence and abuse)…
The experiences of families caring for children with FASD: “no one came to help”
It is suggested that the prevalence of foetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) is greater than autism, and yet there remains…
Bringing the focus on families experiencing CAPVA in Merseyside.
In the run up to the end of last year I began piling up “things to read” – and am…
“You’re not alone”, a new animation from Respect Young People’s Programme
Amongst the many posts on CPA Awareness Day 2023, it was fantastic to see the new animation launched by Respect,…
Mapping CAPVA support in Merseyside
Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership – Child/Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA) Research Researchers at Liverpool John Moores University are…
CAPVA: A Hidden Problem
I wrote about the DAC Festival of Practice a month ago, and I was thrilled to receive this poem just…
CAPVA: Making services more effective for all.
A post from Respect caught my eye at the end of last week, and in the run up to World…
Innovation, Collaboration and Good Practice in work with CAPVA
I arrived home late last night from the 1st Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s Festival of Practice, exhausted but buzzing! The Festival…
CPV Research Findings
One of the many joys of what I do is hearing about research that is taking place, bringing greater understanding…