References
Altobelli, T 2006, ‘Parenting after separation: The family Law Amendment (Shared Parental Responsibility) Act 2006’, Law Society Journal, vol 44, no.6, pp.47-49.
Anderson, H & Goolishian, H 1992, The client is the expert: A not-knowing approach to therapy in McNamee, S. & Gergen, KJ. (eds) Therapy as Social Construction, Sage, London.
Barry, R 2007, The Law Handbook, 10th edn, Redfern Legal Centre, Sydney.
Bryan, M 1997, The Prodigal Father, Three Rivers Press, USA.
Child Support Agency 2005, Being Connected, brochure, csa.gov.au/services/pdf/bc.pdf, viewed 15/8/07.
Colling, T 1992, Beyond Mateship–Understanding Australian Men, Simon & Schuster, Sydney.
Contact a Family 2006, Attracting and keeping members. Retrieved 20 August, 2006, from www.cafamily.org.uk
DeKeseredy, W & Dragiewicz, M 2000, Understanding the complexities of feminist perspectives on woman abuse: A commentary on Donald G. Dutton’s Rethinking on Domestic Violence.
Dobash, R & Dobash, R 2004, Women’s violence to men in intimate relationships. The British Journal of Criminology, May; 44, 3.
Dutton, DG 2006, Thinking outside the box: Gender and court mandated therapy. In J. Hamel & T. Nicholls (eds). Family Interventions in Domestic Violence. New York: Springer. Available at www.drdondutton.com
Dutton DG, 2008, My back pages: Reflections on thirty years of domestic violence research. Trauma, Violence and Abuse, 9 (3), 131 -143.
Edgar D. 1997, Men, Mateship, Marriage, Harper Collins, Sydney.
Erikson, E.H. 1975, Life history and the historical moment, Norton, New York.
Family Planning Association, 1998, Young Fathers Video, Family Planning Association.
FaHCSIA, 2008, Father-inclusive practice good practice guide Still to be launched.
Fleming, J. 2002, Just the two of us: The involvement of fathers in building stronger families, Developing Practice; Winter.
Fleming, J 2007, Father absence in the context of child welfare–A review of literature. Children Australia. Volume 32. Number 3. 13-20.
Fletcher, R, Hahn, L & Gifford, M 2002, The ‘inviting the dads in’ workshops. University of Newcastle, Newcastle.
Flood, M 2006, Violence against women and men in Australia: what the Personal Safety Survey can and can’t tell us. DVIRC Quarterly; Edition 4; Summer.
Golding, B 2006, A profile of men’s sheds in Australia: Patterns, purposes, profiles and experiences of participants: some implications for ACE and VET about engaging older men. www.avetra.org.au/publications/; 7 May 2008.
Gondolf, E 2007, Theoretical and research support for the Duluth Model: A reply to Dutton and Corvo. ScienceDirect, Aggression and Violent Behaviour ,12; 644-657.
Harder, A 2008, The Developmental Stages of Erik Erikson. www.learningplaceonline.com/stages/organize/Erikson.htm
Hawkins, & Dollahite 1997, Generative fathering: Beyond deficit perspectives, Sage Publications, California.
Heise, L 1998, Violence against women: An integrated ecological framework. Violence against women, Vol 4. No.3. June p.262-290.
Killeen, D & Lehmann, J 2004, ‘Non-residential fathers and their support needs’, Children Australia, Vol. 29, No. 4, 12-19.
Hornby, G 1992, A review of fathers’ accounts of their experiences of parenting children with disabilities. Disability, Handicap and Society, 7(4), 363-374.
Hovey, JK 2005, Fathers parenting chronically ill children: Concerns and coping strategies. Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 28, 83-95.
Jaffa, T, 1993, Therapy with families who have experienced torture. In J. P. Wilson & B Raphael (eds) International Handbook of Traumatic Syndromes. New York: Plenum Press.
Jenkins, A 1993, Invitations to responsibility, Dulwich Centre Publications, Adelaide.
Johnson, M 2007, A ‘General’ Theory of Intimate Partner Violence: A Working Paper. www.personal.psu.edu/mpj
Killeen, D & Lehmann, J 2004, ‘Non-residential fathers and their support needs’, Children Australia, Vol. 29, No. 4, 12-19.
King, A 2000, Working with men: The non-deficit perspective, Children Australia, vol 25, no.3.
King, A 2001 ‘Engaging fathers in group work’, Developing Practice, Winter.
King, A & Fletcher, R 2007, Re-engaging separated fathers with their children after contact has broken down, Children Australia, Volume 32, Number 5. Page 21-26.
King, A, Sweeney, S & Fletcher, R 2004, ‘A checklist for organisations working with men’, Developing Practice, December.
King, A 2005, ‘The ‘quiet revolution’ amongst men: Developing the practice of working with men in family relationships’, Children Australia, Vol. 30, No. 2, 33-37.
King, A & Coleman, A 2007, Hey Dad! For fathers who have a child with a disability, Burnside, North Parramatta.
King, G, Stewart, D, King, S & Law, M 2000, Organizational characteristics and issues affecting the longevity of self-help groups for parents of children with special needs. Qualitative Health Research, 10(2), 225-241.
Kruk, E 1993, Divorce and disengagement: Patterns of fatherhood within and beyond marriage, Fernwood Publishing, Halifax.
Lanier, S 2000, Foreign to Familiar: A Guide to Understanding Hot and Cold-Climate Cultures. McDougal Publishing Company, New York.
McKenzie, M 2003, Violence in Lesbian Relationships. Domestic Violence and Incest Resource Newsletter, Autumn.
McIntosh, J 2007, Child inclusion as a principle and as evidence-based practice: Applications to family law services and related sectors. AFRC Issues No. 1. www.aifs.gov.au/afrc/pubs/issues/issues1.html
Mensline Australia 2006, Monthly status report, November 2006, www.menslineaus.org.au/Upload/Docs/65.doc, viewed 15/6/07.
Mulroney, J 2002, Women’s Domestic Violence Court Assistance Program Support Workers’ Kit, Women’s Domestic Violence Court Assistance Program Training and Resource Unit, Sydney.
Nixon, M (Hon) 1999, Report of the Committee Reviewing Family and Parent Support Services for Men. WA.
O’Brien, C & Rich, K 2002, Evaluation of the Men and Family Relationships Initiative– Final and Supplementary Report, Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services, Canberra.
Pease, B 2008, Engaging men in Men’s Violence Prevention: Exploring the Tensions, Dilemmas and Possibilities, Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse. Issues paper 17, August.
Russell, G, Barclay, L, Edgecombe, G, Donovan, J, Habib, G, Callaghan, H & Pawson, Q 1999, Fitting Fathers into families: Men and the fatherhood role in contemporary Australia. A report for the Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services.
Siegal, D & Hartznell, M. 2003, Parenting from the inside out 2003, Putnam/Penguin, New York.
Sluzki, CE 1979, Migration and family conflict, Family Process, 18(4), 379-390.
Smyth, B 2004, ‘Post-separation fathering: What does Australian research tell us?’, Journal of Family Studies, Vol. 10, No.1, 20-49.
Smyth, B 2005, ‘Time to rethink time?’ Family Matters, No. 71, Winter.
Snarey, J 1993, How fathers care for the next generation: A four-decade study. Cambridge MASS: Harvard University Press.
Sonkin, D & Dutton, D 2003, Treating Assaultive Men from an Attachment Perspective, in Sonkin, D and Dutton, D (eds). Intimate Violence: Contemporary Treatment Innovations. Available at www.daniel-sonkin.com
Sonkin, J 2008, Defining Psychological Maltreatment in Domestic Violence Perpetrator Treatment Programs: Multiple Perspectives. Under submission to The Journal of Emotional Abuse. www.danielsonkin.com/PsychAb.html
Sutton, S 2007a, ‘Putting the baby back in the bath; reintegrating psychology back into work with DV perpetrators’ Unpublished Paper presented at National Men’s Health Conference Oct 07. steve.sutton@centacare.org
Sutton, S 2007b, Pitstop Anger Workshop Manual–Revised 2007. steve.sutton@centacare.org
Vaillant, G 2002, Ageing Well. Little, Brown and Company, New York.
van Ryke, P 2004, ‘Valuing men, valuing relationships’, report on the 2004 Men and Family Relationship Conference, Burnside.