Annotated Bibliography Cont.

Adams, David. "Psychologist: Some Domestic Abusers Want To Change — And Can." Here Now RSS. N.p., 16 Sept. 2013. Web. 03 Apr. 2015.

This article is a non-academic source. It replaced on of my scholarly journals because I didn't think it was the right fit. This new article talks about how domestic violence abusers want to change. The article includes some really good statistics about domestic violence. The article mainly goes on about how the abuser can change or is willing to change. Also it advocates on having programs to help these individuals that once were a part of domestic violence.

 

Boss, Angie. "Recent Trends in Treating Domestic Violence Offenders." PsychologyDegreeGuideorg Recent Trends in Treating Domestic Violence Offenders Comments. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2015.

 

This article is another non-academic source. It explains how many treatment  options have failed for the abusers. The only option that seems to be working in domestic violence cases seems to be batter's intervention programs. For example in these programs they address all levels of violence. This program allows the abuser to speak through their issues and try to come up with a plan to change their behavior.