Posts tagged coercive control
WHAT IS PERPETRATOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN DFV PRACTICE?
WHAT IS PERPETRATOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN DFV PRACTICE?

Perpetrator accountability is often discussed in DFV practice, but its meaning and application can vary in everyday work. This blog explores what perpetrator accountability is, how it operates across the system, and what it looks like in practice for different roles.

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Practice Reflections, System NavigationDaphne WhiteThe Orange Storyperpetrator accountability, integrated responses, coercive control, system responses, scope of practice, practitioner reflectionComment
WHY IS PREGNANCY A HIGHER RISK TIME FOR DOMESTIC AND FAMILY VIOLENCE? Responding to a common question from health staff
WHY IS PREGNANCY A HIGHER RISK TIME FOR DOMESTIC AND FAMILY VIOLENCE? Responding to a common question from health staff

Pregnancy is often assumed to be a protective time, but in the context of domestic and family violence (DFV), it can increase risk. This article responds to a common question from health professionals and explores what the evidence tells us about pregnancy, coercive control, and safety.

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Risk and Safety Assessmen, Trauma- and Violence-InfoDaphne WhiteThe Orange Storypregnancy and DFV, coercive control, reproductive abuse, health professionals, risk escalation, trauma-informed practiceComment