Since the advent of intimate partner violence perpetrator treatment programs, also known as BIPs, in the late 1970’s, a wealth of clinical and research knowledge has been accumulated. Unfortunately, until the creation of the Association of Domestic Violence Programs, front-line treatment providers and research scholars lacked a common place where they could share information and experience in order to advance evidence-based practice and lower rates of IPV in our communities. We now offer, in addition to our blog pages, another means by which to share this wealth of information, a series of podcasts featuring ADVIP founder John Hamel in conversation with treatment providers and some of the world’s most renowned researchers.
If you are a mental health professional, victim advocate, policy-maker, attorney, educator, or anyone else interested in domestic violence, please enjoy the available podcasts and feel free to navigate throughout our website and read any of the numerous scholarly journal articles available. You may also want to consider joining our organization, to participate in our online blog and listen to all of the podcasts in our series. To join ADVIP, just go to our home page and click on the JOIN ADVIP link at the top. Your membership dues make these podcasts possible, pay for website maintenance, and help fund our international conferences.
ADVIP MEMBERS: To listen to ADVIP-only podcasts, use the same default password you were given when you joined our organization. If you need a reminder, contact John Hamel at johnmhamel@comcast.net.
Podcast #1 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Treatment in IPV Intervention: The Association of Domestic Violence Intervention Programs.
Guest: John Hamel, Ph.D., LCSW.
Podcast #2 (MEMBERS ONLY)
Title: The Role of Attachment in Understanding and Treating Intimate Partner Violence Perpetrators
Guest: Daniel Sonkin, Ph.D., LMFT.
Podcast #3 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: Intimate Partner Violence in Latin America: Research Findings and Implications for Intervention and Policy
Guest: Esteban Eugenio Esquivel Santovena, Ph.D.
Podcast #4 (MEMBERS ONLY)
Title: The Strength at Home Program: An evidence-based intervention for veterans
Guest: Casey Taft, Ph.D.
Podcast #5 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: IPV and Substance Abuse: Strategies for Effective Intervention
Guest: Ronald Potter-Effron, Ph.D., MSW.
Podcast #6 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: Working with Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence
Guest: Clare Cannon, Ph.D.
Podcast #7 (MEMBERS ONLY)
Title: The Fathers for Change Program
Guest: Carla Stover, Ph.D.
Podcast #8 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: Interventions with Couples
Guest: Sandra Stith, Ph.D
Podcast #9 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title:
Best Practices in IPV Treatment and the National Partnership to End Interpersonal Violence
Guest: Robert Geffner, Ph.D.
Podcast #10 (MEMBERS ONLY)
Title: Parental Alienation as Emotional Abuse and Control
Guest: Jennifer Harman, Ph.D.
Podcast #11 (MEMBERS ONLY)
Title: An Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Approach to IPV Perpetrator Treatment Groups, Part One: Research and Theory
Guest: Erika Lawrence, Ph.D.
Podcast #12 (MEMBERS ONLY)
Title: An Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Approach to IPV Perpetrator Treatment Groups, Part Two: Treatment
Guest: Erika Lawrence, Ph.D.
Podcast #13 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: The evolution of domestic violence intervention policies: Advocacy, research, and mental health perspectives – Part One
Guest: Shelly Wagers, Ph.D.
Podcast #14 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: The evolution of domestic violence intervention policies: Advocacy, research, and mental health perspectives – Part Two
Guest: Shelly Wagers, Ph.D.
Podcast #15 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: Working with Female Domestic Violence Perpetrators
Guest: David Wexler, Ph.D.
Podcast #16 (AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE)
Title: Rethinking the Gender Paradigm in Domestic Violence Treatment
Guest: John Hamel, Ph.D. (Interviewed by Keith Sutton, Ph.D.)