The current chapter aims to provide an outline of recommended content for
violence/aggression therapy. It aims to provide a review rather than detailed analysis of the …

This chapter provides an outline of recommended content for violence therapy, focusing on
therapeutic treatment content. It presents a review of core content considerations, illustrating …

This guideline has been developed to advise on the short-term management of violence and
aggression in mental health, health and community settings in adults, children (aged 12 …

Violence assumes many forms, causing widespread distress and harm: indeed, a World
Health Organisation (WHO) report refers to violence as a “global public health …

This chapter discusses how we define aggression and what it includes, before progressing
onto methods of assessment and treatment, with a focus on the essential components of …

This special edition of Psychology, Crime & Law is the outcome of the 2nd International
Center for Aggression Replacement Training (ICART) Conference, which was held from 22 …

First published in 1985, this book is designed to help professionals in caring professions
understand and deal with the problem of violent behaviour. It explains how theoretical ideas …

The focus on Aggression Replacement Training (ART) is happening at an opportune time,
and there are several excellent reasons for this. First, there is a large volume of primary …

This paper addresses the question of whether individual violence can be reduced in
frequency or severity, if so to what extent and by which methods. It opens with a brief …

The clinical and academic literature exploring aggression and approaches to its therapy and
management focuses on what is termed 'habitual aggression'(Huesmann 1998; Martens …