Family and Domestic Violence Research Guide: Books

Our newest database has a large number of e-books about family violence you can read online or print out. 

In Ebrary you can take notes, highlight text and organize information in folders.
Here are few examples of titles available in Ebrary:

Safeguarding Children Living with Trauma and Family Violence : Evidence-Based Assessment, Analysis and Planning Interventions

Children, Families and Violence : Challenges for Children's Rights 

Family Violence and Men of Color : Healing the Wounded Male Spirit

Intimate Partner and Family Abuse : A Casebook of Gender Inclusive Therapy 

Body Evidence : Intimate Violence Against South Asian Women in America

Child Protection, Domestic Violence and Parental Substance Misuse : Family Experiences and Effective Practice 

Gender Violence : Interdisciplinary Perspectives (2nd Edition)

Use the Library Catalog to find books owned by Stevenson. Locate the call number on the record (ex: HV5519.V45) and use it to find the book on the shelves. Click How Do I Find Books for help for more help finding books.

Here are examples of terms to use to find books through the SU catalog:

• Family Violence
  • -- Prevention
  • -- Psychological Aspects
  • -- Treatment
  • -- Law and Legislation
• Victims of Family Violence
• Marital Violence
• Spousal Abuse
• Older People -- Abuse of
• Abused Women
• Abused Children
• Abused Teenagers

"A poignant tale of a once-proud Pennsylvania coal town destroyed by a mining disaster, Tawni O'Dell's second novel, Coal Run, follows its wounded inhabitants as they try to come to terms with what is gone and what remains." Amazon.com Review.

If you would like to browse for books about family violence, try these call numbers ranges in the library:

Psychology BF

Sociology, Social Problems HM-HN

Family, Marriage HQ

Counseling HV5200

Pharmacology RM

Psychopathology RC512-560