Skip to main content

Holes in the wall

Search

About HITW
Events & Training
Service directory
Media (news, podcasts, film)
Resources
Current research projects
Reading List
Contact

The Challenge for Social Workers – Take Action on Child to Parent Violence & Abuse

nrutter

November 14, 2019

Share This

Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share on LinkedIn
Share through Email

I’m pleased to bring you this recent post by Declan Coogan, first published on the Irish Social Work blog.

Discussion

child to parent violence and abuse
Declan Coogan
Non Violent Resistance
NVR

nrutter

Previous article
Next article

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Comment *

Name *

Email *

Website

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Related Posts

Dads’ stories

At the Reframing Profession Practice conference, we heard from Al Coates. Al’s own work, research, and lived experience of child-to-parent […]

Reframing Child to Parent Abuse: What Black Mothers’ Experiences Reveal

By Dr Anu Adebogun Child to Parent Abuse (CPA) remains one of the most stigmatised and least understood forms of […]

Search

Recent Posts

Dads’ stories
Reframing Child to Parent Abuse: What Black Mothers’ Experiences Reveal
‘Merseyside Domestic Violence Service Reopens its CAPVA referrals: From Conference Rooms to Family Homes
Why Earlier Intervention Matters in Child-to-Parent Aggression
What Happens When CPA Continues into Adulthood? The Strategy Behind the Surrender

Recent Comments

The importance of support and understanding for adoptive families | HOLES IN THE WALL on Is it conflict – or something more? Understanding couple relationship dynamics
The importance of support and understanding for adoptive families | HOLES IN THE WALL on Why I Wrote “Decoding Aggression, Complex Behaviours, and Brain-Based Disabilities” Maude Champage
The importance of support and understanding for adoptive families | HOLES IN THE WALL on Fellowship Work – Al Coates
The importance of support and understanding for adoptive families | HOLES IN THE WALL on Adoption is in crisis — and change is no longer optional | Fiona Wells | The PATCH Steering Group
Christina on Hearing from adopters about living with traumatised young people

In partnership with

Holes in the wall