01 NCAC 17 .0707. ABUSER TREATMENT PROGRAM CURRICULUM  


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  • All abuser treatment programs shall establish and comply with a written program curriculum. Written curricula shall define topics and content of sessions and shall include the following:

    (1)           identification of all forms of physical, emotional, economic, sexual and verbal abuse and violence;

    (2)           impact of domestic violence on the victim and the abuser;

    (3)           impact of domestic violence on children including children who are abused and children who witness domestic violence;

    (4)           emphasis on the responsibility of the batterer for his or her violence and abuse;

    (5)           identification of the personal, societal, and cultural values and beliefs that legitimize and sustain violence and oppression;

    (6)           alternatives to violence and controlling behaviors;

    (7)           identification of healthy relationships;

    (8)           promotion of accountability, self-examination, negotiation, and fairness;

    (9)           the relationship between substance abuse and domestic violence;

    (10)         the relationship between mental illness and domestic violence; and

    (11)         identification of the behavioral, emotional, and physical cues that precede escalating violence.

     

History Note:        Authority G.S. 50B-3(a)(12); 143B-394.16;

Eff. October 1, 2004.