Research Corner

• Barnardos Domestic Violence Risk Identification Matrix
• Child Protection in Families Experiencing Domestic Violence, Child Abuse and Neglect User Manual Series. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 2003
• Domestic Violence in Ireland: an overview of national strategic policy and relevant international literature on prevention and intervention initiatives in service provision. Dr. Noreen Kearns, Liam Coen & Dr. John Canavan. Child and Family Research Centre, NUIG. 2008
• Empowering Practitioners and Practice Initiative toolkit. Suggested Questions for Asking About Intimate Partner Violence. TUSLA
• Empowering Practitioners and Practice Initiative toolkit. Interviewing children and teenagers suspected of experiencing DSGBV (as either witness of survivor). TUSLA
• Empowering Practitioners and Practice Initiative toolkit. Domestic Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV) How should a Social Worker respond to a disclosure of DSGBV? TUSLA
• Empowering Practitioners and Practice Initiative toolkit. References/Further Reading. TUSLA
• “Hidden Hurts”: Domestic Violence Abuse Research. Victims and Perpetrators of DVA with learning disabilities and/or autism. Talkback. September 2020
• Domestic Violence and Pregnancy Fact Sheet. National Coalition Against Domestic Violence Public Policy Office, Washington.
• Domestic Violence: Developing a Response. Exchange House Travellers Service. 2007
• Recovery: Resilience and Growth in the Aftermath of Domestic Violence. Kim M. Anderson, Lynette M. Renner, and Fran S. Danis. 2012
• Unveiling the Shadows: Dynamics of Domestic Violence and Abuse in Dublin 10. Saoirse Domestic Violence Services Freedom from Fear. Dr. Sean McDonnell Karen Costello. Archways Centre of Excellence for Child and Family Programmes
• Spiralling tool kit for safer, healthier relationships. Bristol Domestic Abuse Prevention project. Domestic Violence Responses: Training, Prevention, Research Safer Bristol. April 2006
• Post Separation Power and Control Wheel. Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs. www.theduluthmodel.org. 2013
• Good Practice Guidelines for Violence against Women Prevention Education in Post-Primary Education Sector Limerick, Clare and North Tipperary. 2003

• Beyond the Physical Incident Model: How Children Living with Domestic Violence are Harmed By and Resist Regimes of Coercive Control. Emma Katz. 2015
• Coercive Control of Women as Mothers via Strategic Mother-Child Separation. Journal of Gender Based Violence. ISSN Print: 2398-6808 Online: 2398-6816 (In Press). Monk, L. and Bowen, Erica. 2020
• The Validation of the Checklist of Controlling Behaviors (CCB): Assessing Coercive Control in Abusive Relationships. Article in Violence Against Women · August 201 Article in Violence Against Women · August 2012

• Best Practice Guidelines for Contact between Parents and Infants/Young Children in Seperated Families
• CDVA Community of Practice feedback April 2021
• How to be an ally to a loved one experiencing domestic violence
• Me, My Kids, & My Ex
• Teen power & control wheel
• Parenting after Domestic Violence
• Parenting after domestic violence and abuse. COPE Galway
• Coping with Separation for Parents of Children between 6 and 12
• Coping with Domestic Abuse for Parents of Children between 6 and 12
• Helping Teenagers coping with domestic abuse
• Through your child’s eyes

• Non Violent Resistance Handbook for Practitioners – Responding to Child to Parent Violence in Practice For professionals working with families where young people are violent/abusive towards their parents/carers.The Daphne Programme of the European Union. 2015 The Daphne Programme of the European Union. 2015
• Adolescent Violence To Parents Booklet. A resource booklet for parents and carers. Kent & Medway domestic abuse Strategy Group. 2014
• Children and Domestic Violence How Does Domestic Violence Affect Children? The National Child Traumatic Stress Network. 2014
• Safety Planning with Children and Youth. A Toolkit for Working with Children and Youth Exposed to Domestic Violence. 2013
• Empowering Practitioners and Practice Initiative. Information for Social Workers on Safety and Escape Plans. TUSLA. Adapted from: Kenny, N., ní Riain, A., & Daly, M. (2014)
• Empowering Practitioners and Practice Initiative. Domestic Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV) What interventions can a social worker use to minimise harm and provide safety in cases of DSGBV? TUSLA. 2008
• Facilitator’s Manual. Through the Eyes of Children Workbooks. www.lcsj.org
• Feel Safe At Home. Childline funded by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
• Barring and Safety Orders What steps to take. Pavee Point Treveller and Roma Centr Pavee Point Treveller and Roma Centre
• A Teen’s Guide to Safety Planning. Relationships Abuse Education (RAE).
• Visitation Through the Eyes of Children. A safety planning workbook for children exposed to family violence. www.lcsj.org

• “Time Out”: A Strategy for Reducing Men’s Violence Against Women in Relationships?
• Choose to Stop – booklet for perpetrators
• Key Points when working with Perpertrators
• Saoirse Domestic Violence Report
• Working with people who perpetrate domestic violence and abuse in families

• We Consent – Consent Skills Booklet
• We Consent – Having a Chat toolkit
• We Consent – Supporting Others
• We Consent – Supporting Others Booklet
• We Consent -The Facts – False Accusations

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