The impact of fatherhood on treatment response for men with co-occurring alcohol dependence and intimate partner violence.
The impact of fatherhood on treatment response for men with co-occurring alcohol dependence and intimate partner violence.
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10.3109/00952990.2010.535585
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2011-01
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Easton C
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Smith Stover C;McMahon TJ;Easton C
在过去几十年中，父亲在儿童生活中的作用越来越受到关注，但专门研究酒精依赖和同时发生亲密伴侣暴力的男性的育儿作用的研究有限。这份简短的报告旨在强调有必要为同时存在药物滥用和IPV的男子制定和集中干预措施，重点是他们作为父亲的作用。69名男性参与了一项协调药物滥用和家庭暴力治疗计划（SADV）和十二步促进（TSF）的随机比较研究，提供了他们是否是父亲的信息。协方差分析用于评估在12周的治疗期间，父亲身份对亲密伴侣暴力和酒精使用结果的影响。有一个显着的治疗类型（SADV与TSF）和父亲之间的相互作用。对于没有孩子的男性，SADV在12周的治疗中导致的IPV和酒精使用明显少于TSF。对于父亲，SADV和TSF之间没有显着差异。结果表明，需要进一步探索父亲身份对同时发生药物滥用和IPV的男性的作用，并开发可能改善父亲治疗结果的专门治疗方法。
The role of fathers in the lives of children has gained increasing attention over the last several decades, however studies that specifically examine the parenting role among men who are alcohol dependent and have co-occurring intimate partner violence (IPV) have been limited. This brief report is intended to highlight the need to develop and focus interventions for men with co-occurring substance abuse and IPV with an emphasis on their roles as fathers. Sixty-nine men who participated in a randomized comparison study of a coordinated substance abuse and domestic violence treatment program (SADV) and Twelve Step Facilitation (TSF), provided information about whether they were fathers. Analysis of covariance was used to assess the impact of fatherhood on the outcomes of intimate partner violence and alcohol use during the 12-weeks of treatment. There was a significant interaction between type of treatment (SADV vs. TSF) and fatherhood. SADV resulted in significantly less IPV and use of alcohol over the 12 weeks of treatment than TSF for men without children. There were no significant differences between SADV and TSF for men who were fathers. Results indicate a need to further explore the role of fatherhood for men with co-occurring substance abuse and IPV and development of specialized treatments that may improve treatment outcomes for fathers.