The STOP Domestic Violence Program: Group Leader's Manual

The STOP Domestic Violence Program: Group Leader's Manual

by David B. Wexler Ph.D.
The STOP Domestic Violence Program: Group Leader's Manual

The STOP Domestic Violence Program: Group Leader's Manual

by David B. Wexler Ph.D.

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Overview

A successful all-in-one program for treating domestic violence offenders.

The third edition of the acclaimed Domestic Violence 2000, this comprehensive instruction manual teaches group leaders how to effectively and successfully administer David B. Wexler’s trusted program. The treatment integrates cognitive behavioral skills and a client-centered, skill-building approach that engages the abuser in his own healing process.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780393708707
Publisher: Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc.
Publication date: 06/03/2013
Series: Norton Professional Book
Edition description: Third Edition, Revised and Updated
Pages: 240
Product dimensions: 7.90(w) x 9.80(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

David B. Wexler, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and executive director of the nonprofit Relationship Training Institute. He lives in San Diego, California.

Table of Contents

Introduction and Acknowledgments ix

Introduction and Acknowledgments to the Second Edition xi

Part I Foundations 1

Program Notes 3

Rules of Engagement 7

Typologies of Domestic Violence Offenders 11

The Context of Competence 15

Pacing and Leading 17

Provisional Status Policy (Group Leaders' Version) 19

Shame-o-Phobia: Why Men Pear Therapy 21

Approaching the Unapproachable-Therapist Self-Disclosure to De-shame Male Clients 29

What Men Want From DV Groups 38

Part II Orientation Session 39

The STOP Program Q&A 41

Typical Questions and Concerns 44

Provisional Status Policy (Group Members' Version) 45

The 15 Commandments of STOP 46

Gratitude Statements: Hunting the Good Stuff! 47

Feelings Count 48

Part III New Member Sessions 49

House of Abuse 51

Time-Out 56

Part IV Exit/Relapse Prevention Sessions 63

Most Violent and/or Most Disturbing Incident 65

Prevention Plan 66

Part V Core Curriculum 69

Session 1 The Red Flags of Anger 71

The Cycle of Abuse 73

Red Flags Exercise 75

The Four-Square Technique 76

Session 2 Anger Styles 78

Anger Styles Quiz 79

Anger Styles 80

Letting Go of Anger 82

Session 3 Trauma and Anger 84

Red Flags of Trauma 85

Trauma: Response and Recovery 86

The Stories of Trauma 87

Session 4 Mindfulness and Gratitudes 89

Mindfulness in Everyday Life 90

Sumanai! 92

Session 5 Self-Talk and Personal Stories 94

Bad Rap 96

Bad Rap Quiz 97

Examples of Anger-Producing Self-Talk 98

Session 6 The Broken Mirror 100

The Broken Mirror Sequence 102

Session 7 Masculinity Traps and Tough Guise 104

Masculinity Traps 106

Men Are Supposed To… 107

Session 8 Masculinity Traps: Guidelines for Good Men 109

Relational Heroism 110

Guidelines for Good Men 111

Session 9 Jealousy and Misinterpretations 113

Jealousy: Taming the Green-Eyed Monster 114

Misinterpretations 116

Session 10 Misattributions and Negative Interpretations 118

"Who Is Responsible?" Questionnaire 119

Session 11 Substance Abuse and Relationship Abuse: What's the Connection? 122

Alcohol and Other Substances and Abuse: What's the Connection? 124

Alcohol and Other Substances Questionnaire 125

The Many Faces of Addiction 126

Why Do I Use? 127

Session 12 Accountability 129

Accountability Defenses 130

Accountability Statement 131

Session 13 Put-Downs from Parents 133

Put-downs from Parents 135

Session 14 Shame-O-Phobia 137

Session 15 Survivor Guilt and Moral Injury 140

Survivor Guilt and Moral Injury 142

Session 16 Switch! 144

Switch! 146

Session 17 Assertiveness and Asking for Change 148

Assertiveness 149

What Is Assertive Behavior? 150

Asking for Change 151

Session 18 Handling Criticism 153

Handling Criticism 154

Session 19 Feelings, Empathy, and Active Listening 159

Expressing Tour Feelings 160

Active Listening 161

Session 20 Intimacy Training: Wives and Partners Group 164

Session 21 Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 167

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 168

Conflict With Respect 169

Session 22 Intimacy Training: Telling Your Trauma Story to Your Partner 171

Telling Tour Story 172

Session 23 Hurting the Ones You Love 174

Emotional Abuse and Mind Games 175

Relationship Respect Contract 176

Session 24 Apologies 178

The Art of Apologies 179

Classic Apology Mistakes 180

Session 25 What's Up with Sex? 182

Sexual Abuse: Psychological and Physical 184

Masculinity Traps: Sex 185

Sexual Meaning Questionnaire 186

Session 26 Kids who Witness 188

When Kids See Their Parents Fight 190

Kids' Exposure to Destructive Conflicts 191

Questions for Kids 192

Part VI The Relationship Abuse/Substance Abuse Level II Supplement 195

Substance Abuse/Domestic Violence Programming 197

Supplementary Programming for Level II Substance Abuse/Domestic Violence Groups 198

Part VII Standard Forms 203

Gilt Check Questionnaire 205

Weekly Check-In 206

Evaluation Form 208

Treatment Expectations 210

References 213

Index 215

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