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Programme responses for men who perpetrate intimate partner violence in the context of alcohol or other drugs: a scoping review (2023)

This scoping paper explored the contextual factors influencing the development and implementation of programmes addressing men’s perpetration of intimate partner ...

Briefing on Substance Use Coercion – Response to the National Consultation on Coercive Control (2022)

To follow up the National Consultation on Coercive Control held 7th November 2022, Professor Cathy Humphreys wrote this short briefing ...

ESTIE Quick Reference Guide: A worker’s guide to support practice at the intersections (2022)

The ESTIE Quick Reference Guide is a desktop prompt for workers practising at the intersections of domestic and family violence ...

ESTIE Practice Resource: Evidence based guidelines to support the implementation of the Safe & Together approach (2022)

This Practice Resource is designed for any worker practising at the intersections of domestic and family violence, mental health, and ...

Exploring relational support for the BPD community: Final project report (2022)

This project aimed to explore relational support as an area of learning and intervention contributing to more positive relationships, recovery, ...

All-of-family responses to children, mothers and fathers accessing services for domestic and family violence in Victoria, Australia (2022)

Abstract While DV is perpetrated in all parts of society, it may be experienced differently, depending upon gender, sexuality, race, ...

The SHEBA project, Safe at Home, Experiences, Barriers and Access

Abstract: The SHEBA project (Safe at Home, Experiences, Barriers and Access) draws on a strong partnership between researchers (University of ...

Safe & Together Addressing ComplexitY: Long-term practice change (2021)

Abstract: This study focused on long-term practice changes reported by participants of the STACY Project (Safe & Together Addressing ComplexitY) ...

The attitudes and beliefs of the child protection workforce and why they matter to children who live with violence

Abstract In Australia, like other developed countries, there has been an increase in reports to child protection services about children ...

“Frantic online searches for help”: design considerations for an online early intervention service addressing harmful sexual behaviour

Abstract Secondary prevention efforts, which target risk and protective factors associated with harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) and seek to intervene ...