1. Consider what you have tried to do in the past to change the behavior (not re

1. Consider what you have tried to do in the past to change the behavior (not related to
abuse or violence) of a friend or family member. Were you successful or not? Now
consider what a friend or family member might have done to help you to change a
behavior. Were they successful or not? Reflect upon these experiences in one or two
paragraphs.
2. View: For this module, we have a larger number of powerpoint slides (and notes) for
you to cover. That is why we have reduced your reading to one article for this
module. As you work your way through the powerpoints, think about all the various
models that have been developed to help violent people change their behavior. Offer
an overview of 4 modules (100-150 words each) that capture their most important
features. Do so in your own words.
3. Read: Now it is time to consider some of the practice-based evidence. Read the
Holtrop et al. article and reflect on their observations and conclusions. Prepare a list
of 5 points that you think capture most clearly the central points they discuss.
4. Implications: If you had great financial resources at your disposal, what innovation
might you offer to an intervention program to increase its success rate in helping
those who are violent change their thinking and their actions? Offer your creative
idea in 3-4 sentences. Then offer one creative idea that costs very little, or nothing at
all

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