Advancing Change with Maltreating Fathers
Advancing Change with Maltreating Fathers
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通过虐待父亲推动变革
DOI：
10.1093/clipsy.bph060
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发表时间：
2006
影响因子：
5.8
通讯作者：
D. Wolfe
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作者：
Timothy B. Kelly;D. Wolfe
在这篇评论中，我们强调了我们目前对虐待子女或伴侣的父亲的看法可能已经过时的一些方式，并考虑为这些男人及其家庭提供适当的服务。我们研究了男性干预的障碍，包括社会偏见，即母亲比父亲更容易改变，以及这些男性难以共事的现实。帮助提供者必须具备必要的技能，以挑战和激励虐待和处于风险中的父亲。这些技能被描述为从与男性殴打者的工作中获得的技能和与儿童和家庭的工作中获得的技能的结合。需要转变模式，促进男子和父亲更容易获得帮助，以结束男子对妇女和儿童的暴力行为。
In this commentary we highlight some of the ways that our current views of fathers who maltreat their children or partners may be outdated, and consider appropriate services for these men and their families. We examine barriers to intervention with men, including the societal bias that mothers are more amenable to change than fathers as well as the reality that these men are difficult to work with. Help providers must possess the skills necessary to challenge and motivate maltreating and at risk fathers. These skills are described as a combination of those derived from working with male batterers and those working with children and families. A paradigm shift that promotes more accessible help for men and fathers is needed to end men's violence against women and children.