Agreeing terms: It’s only helpful if it’s helpful
I wonder whether it is a peculiarly British thing that we have taken so long to decide on both a…
CPVA
Awareness Raising Day
Almost every month – and week even – there seems to be a focus on raising awareness by a particular…
The experience of Black mothers in negotiating CPVA
Whether in the way we think and talk about child to parent violence and abuse (CPVA), in the way programmes…
A response to the Government’s Tackling Domestic Abuse Plan
Somewhat delayed because of family circumstances, but I thought it would be helpful to have a look at the Government’s…
New work on APVA draws attention to links with sibling abuse and bullying.
In my own book, Child to Parent Violence and Abuse: a Practitioner’s Guide to Working with Families, I included examples…
Research priorities
I was chatting to someone recently and we were pondering the next direction for research in the field of child…
A New Documentary about #CPVA
Capa First Response, a support and advice organisation helping families and professionals impacted by child to parent abuse, has recently been…
Ready for change?
I’ve been thinking more about my last blog (“What works?”), and whether other things are needed too for successful, supportive…
Everything has changed – and nothing has changed
Well this could be true about so many things at the moment! The world we knew is far from the…
VAWG Strategy: Lack of Progress update for CPV
The Home Office published its latest VAWG Strategy papers this week, with the Ending Violence Against Women and Girls 2016…