Future Materials

This is the literature review that describes the foundation for the perpetrator and victim risk factors in the HOPE.

Here is the domestic homicide review report for the case that we coded on Day 2 involving Justin, Dorothy and William.

Here is the completed HOPE worksheet for the TAN case from session 3.

The next community of practice will be on June 24th from 3-4:30 pm EST. The topic will be 'Uncovering the Motives Behind Older Adult Homicide: Insights from Domestic Homicide Reviews'. We will discuss recent research by Dr. Storey & her colleague Divya-Rose Hickling examining older adult homicides.

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https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/bgPb_RreQOeU_X13JHFyYQ

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EAPO will always email everyone who has attended a HOPE training with future details of CoPs. 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Here is our paper in the Journal of Threat Assessment and Management that describes the HOPE and includes a complete violence risk assessment using the HOPE. The case being assessed is also provided. This could be used for your own practice and could be shared with others to demonstrate what you have learned and what the HOPE can do.

In this paper we examined why victims of older adult abuse withdrew from a social work based support service. We found that a1-in-3 victims withdrew from the service. Some withdrew after as long as 22 months of support. The primary reason for withdrawal was that the victim denied that abuse was present. Victims who denied the presence of abuse were 10 times more likely to withdraw than victim who did not.