Family violence and men of color : healing the wounded male spirit Ricardo Carrillo, Jerry Tello, editors.
Contributor(s): Carrillo, Ricardo
| Tello, Jerry.
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BookSeries: Springer series, focus on men. Publisher: New York : Springer Pub. Co., c2008Edition: 2nd ed.Description: xix, 229 p. : ill.Subject(s): INDIGENOUS PEOPLES | -- ABUSIVE MEN | AFRICAN-AMERICAN MEN | CULTURAL ISSUES | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | INTERVENTION | MĀORI | PERPETRATOR PROGRAMMES | ASIAN PEOPLES | PREVENTIONGenre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 362.8292 FAM Summary: This book contains chapters on approaches to the prevention of and intervention in domestic violence in Lationo, African-American, American-Indian, Māori and Asian cultures.
1. Intimate partner violence and recidivism following interventions with men who batter / Etiony Aldarondo and Michelle Castro-Fernandez -- 2. El hombre noble buscando balance: the noble man searching for balance / Jenny Tello -- 3. Fire and firewater: a co-occurring clinical treatment model for domestic violence, substance abuse and trauma / Ricardo Carrillo and Maria L. Zarza --- 4. Healing and confronting the African American male who batters / Oliver J. Williams -- 5.African-American men who batter; a community -centered approach to prevention and intervention / Ulester Douglas, Sulaiman Nuriddin and Phyllis Alesia Perry -- 6. A postcolonical perspective on domestic violence in Indian country / Eduardo Duran, Ronnie Duran, Wilbur Woodis and Pamela Woodis -- 7. He Waka Tapu; working together for the well-being of family / Daryl Gregory -- 8. Asian-American domestic violence: a cultural psychohistorical perspective / Benjamin R. Tong -- 9. Asian men and violence / Lee Mun Wah
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book contains chapters on approaches to the prevention of and intervention in domestic violence in Lationo, African-American, American-Indian, Māori and Asian cultures.
1. Intimate partner violence and recidivism following interventions with men who batter / Etiony Aldarondo and Michelle Castro-Fernandez -- 2. El hombre noble buscando balance: the noble man searching for balance / Jenny Tello -- 3. Fire and firewater: a co-occurring clinical treatment model for domestic violence, substance abuse and trauma / Ricardo Carrillo and Maria L. Zarza --- 4. Healing and confronting the African American male who batters / Oliver J. Williams -- 5.African-American men who batter; a community -centered approach to prevention and intervention / Ulester Douglas, Sulaiman Nuriddin and Phyllis Alesia Perry -- 6. A postcolonical perspective on domestic violence in Indian country / Eduardo Duran, Ronnie Duran, Wilbur Woodis and Pamela Woodis -- 7. He Waka Tapu; working together for the well-being of family / Daryl Gregory -- 8. Asian-American domestic violence: a cultural psychohistorical perspective / Benjamin R. Tong -- 9. Asian men and violence / Lee Mun Wah
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2009. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
