The Batterer as Parent: Addressing the Impact of Domestic Violence on Family Dynamics (Sage Series on Violence Against Women) (2002).
Author: Lundy Bancroft, Jay G. Silverman
ISBN: 0761922776

This book imparts an understanding of the atmosphere that battering men create for the children who live with them. Shows how partner abuse affects each relationship in a family, and explains how children’s emotional recovery is inextricably linked to the healing and empowerment of their mothers. Covers the post-separation parenting behaviors of men who batter, including their use of custody litigation as a tool of abuse. Readers also are guided in evaluating change in the parenting of men who batter, assessing risk to children from unsupervised visitation, and supporting the emotional recovery of children.

Solution-Focused Treatment of Domestic Violence Offenders: Accountability for Change (2003).
Authors: Mo Yee Lee, John Sebold, Adriana Uken
ISBN: 0195146778

Describes cutting-edge treatment approaches creating effective, positive changes in domestic violence offenders. Examines the solution-focused therapy making offenders accountable for their behavior. Shows how to help clients develop useful goals and new behaviors reinforced by a solution-building process. Identifies useful tools for therapists.

Domestic Violence 2000: An Integrated Skills Program for Men : Group Leader's Manual (1999).
Author: David B. Wexler
ISBN: 0393703142

Relationship Violence Training Institute, San Diego, CA. Using client-centered guidelines, text integrates cognitive behavioral skills and education. Thirty-two sessions include guidelines, self-management and relationship skills, relapse prevention, specific skills-training exercises, handouts, and homework. For professionals. Audio tape includes relaxation exercises. Softcover.

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