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Our approach complies with the most current research in evidence based programming. It is specifically designed to effectively address all types of abuse, including but not limited to; physical abuse, verbal abuse, emotional abuse, psychological abuse, substance abuse, domestic violence, and child abuse. Cognitive Accountability Training (CAT) is an innovative cognitive approach for counseling abusive behavior developed by Terry A. Moore, Founder and Program Director of Nonviolent Alternatives. Available for download is an article by Terry A. Moore with an overview of the CAT Model. Also available for download is a copy of a client handout which is actually a page size version of one of our classroom posters included in the curriculum, Pattern of Power Achieved by Abuse. Individuals we train are required to sign an agreement not to make illegal copies of CAT materials or allow them to be used by anyone else. If you plan to have more than one individual counselor/facilitator at your agency conducting a program for people who are abusive utilizing our materials, they will each need to own a copy of our materials. If an individual terminates their employment with an agency, the curriculum materials go with the individual. The right to use our materials belongs to the individual, not the agency where they are employed, regardless of who paid for the materials or training..Terry Moore, Founder of Nonviolent Alternatives presents... Video Vignettes for use in serving Women Who Abuse
In collaboration with the professional filmmakers at Kaeco Productions and Derringer Productions and Post, we have produced a full curriculum series of 13 video vignettes specifically designed for counseling female abusers. View a sample of one of our videos on YouTube
Our Abusive Women DVD contains thirteen vignettes and is exclusively available for purchase by BIP Providers that complete training in the CAT Model. The following Indiana Coalition Against Doomestic Violence Certified Batterers Intervention Programs use providers trained in the CAT Model:
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