CPVA Community Networking
This feels like something I’ve been banging on about since forever! Suggesting that individuals and organisations link up with each…
Who's in Charge?
Co-producing a new #C/APV programme in Kent
Having spent the last few months thinking about the issues of delivering work to families online, interviewing practitioners (here and…
“Sharper focus and more detailed planning” needed for parents experiencing CPV
The need to work remotely during the Covid19 pandemic – and particularly during lockdown – has been challenging for practitioners…
Taking #CPV Services Online Part 2
Following on from my earlier post about the logistics of providing support for families online rather than in person, I…
Taking #CPV services online, Part 1
As we entered lockdown in March in the UK, there was significant anxiety initially that families would find it impossible…
Child to parent violence and abuse: new thinking and approaches
The field of child to parent violence and abuse is a rapidly changing one, as new learning and understanding emerges…
Who’s in Charge? A much awaited book from Eddie Gallagher
Many of us have been waiting a long time for this book to appear. Whether you prefer to think…
An evening with Eddie Gallagher
Eddie will be visiting London on 20th September and there is an opportunity to meet with him to talk about…
Who’s in Charge? at BASPCAN 2018
I am very excited to hear that Carole Williams and Nicola McConnell are presenting a free paper at BASPCAN 2018…
Who’s in Charge? Practitioners speak!
Who’s in Charge? is a nine week programme developed specifically to support parents who are experiencing violence and abuse from…