Towards a desistance-focused approach to probation supervision for people who have committed Intimate Partner Violence: A digital toolkit pilot study

Jason Morris*, Andreea Antonia Raducu, Melissa Fuller, Sarah Wylie, Steven James Watson

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Abstract

We analyse practitioner and service user reflections on a digitally enabled toolkit designed to enable desistance-focused conversations within routine probation supervision of men with convictions for Intimate Partner Violence in England and Wales. We explore how to embed inclusive therapeutic service provision within the role of public sector National Probation Service practitioners through the testimony of case managers (N = 9) and people on probation (N = 7). We discuss the strengths and challenges of the approach and its implementation. The findings are discussed in the context of: the forthcoming Domestic Abuse Bill; the renationalisation of probation; the recovery of probation services following the COVID-19 pandemic; and the emergence of technology that supports desistance.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)261-281
Number of pages21
JournalProbation Journal
Volume68
Issue number2
Early online date23 Mar 2021
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2021

Keywords

  • intimate partner violence (IPV)
  • digital media
  • probation
  • supervision
  • desistance-focused practice

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