#CPV on Drivetime
A huge thank you to Eddie Nestor, of BBC Radio London Drivetime, who devoted more than half his programme yesterday…
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CPV: Fighting for a kinder, person-centred response in the future
For the last few years it seems, in amongst all my other CPV posts, I have thought, discussed, and posted…
Reports from the 2018 CPVA Survey
You may have been following the discussion opened up by Dr Wendy Thorley and Al Coates, following their survey of…
“He doesn’t mean to hurt”: the impact on families of violent behaviour from autistic children.
Another great programme from the BBC this week, available until November 28th. Victoria Derbyshire looked at the violence experienced by…
Child to parent violence: an unhelpful phrase?
Once upon a time, when I didn’t know so much about “parent abuse” it seemed a little exciting to be…
Breaking the Silence on Violent Challenging Behaviour: a conference review
Last week I brought you the reflections of Dr Girish Vaidya, who had attended the Violent Challenging Behaviour conference, organised by…
Child on Parent Violence: Beginning of a paradigm shift?
I am grateful to Dr Girish Vaidya, Clinical Director at Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, for allowing me to repost…
CPV: So what does it look like, Part 1.
This is a post I have had in mind for a while, and which has been changing shape faster than I…