Come with Daddy by Carolyn Harris Johnson - ISBN: 9781920694425
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Examines the tragic crime of familicide, the murder suicide of children and a parent in the context of a dispute over custody or access. The trauma of this offence reverberates through the families, communities and across generations, causing mental and physical illness and social dysfunction.

Come with Daddy

A Study of Child Murder-Suicide after Separation

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    179 pages

  • Release Date

    1 June 2005

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Summary

Come with Daddy examines the tragic crime of familicide, the murder-suicide of children and a parent in the context of a dispute over custody or access. The trauma of this offence reverberates through the families, communities and across generations, causing mental and physical illness and social dysfunction. Carolyn Harris Johnson has studied Family Court files, police records and newspaper reports, but the most haunting insights come from the survivors. They have courageously relived this darkest period in their lives in the hope that their stories might provide clues to prevent such crimes happening again. Come with Daddy explodes the myths and sets out the stark lessons. If the danger signs can be recognised, perhaps these crimes can be prevented. Every person who has contact with troubled families—counsellors, social workers, court officials, lawyers, police, doctors, teachers and the general community— needs to read this book.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781920694425
ISBN-10:1920694420
Author:Carolyn Harris Johnson
Publisher:UWA Publishing
Imprint:UWA Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:179
Release Date:1 June 2005
Weight:224g
Dimensions:19mm x 142mm x 256mm
Series:Contemporary Issues (Prometheus)
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Come with Daddy by Carolyn Harris Johnson - ISBN: 9781920694425
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About The Author

Carolyn Harris Johnson

Carolyn Harris Johnson’s career as a social worker has spanned thirty years. She is currently based at the University of Western Australia and is involved in research into intimate partner homicide, homicide-suicide, filicide and familicide. Carolyn devised and implemented the first Community Based Sex Offender Treatment Program in Western Australia and is co-author of the Columbus Project which is a program for differential case management of cases where there is child abuse and/or domestic violence in the Family Court of Western Australia. In 2002, Carolyn won the Grace Vaughan Award for Excellence in Social Work in the Field of Social Justice.

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