Shuttle and Online Mediation: A Review of Available Research and Implications for Separating Couples Reporting Intimate Partner Violence or Abuse | Zendy

Rossi Fernanda S. | Zendy; HoltzworthMunroe Amy | Zendy; Applegate Amy G. | Zendy; Beck Connie J. | Zendy; Adams Jeannie M. | Zendy; Hale Darrell F. | Zendy

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Shuttle and Online Mediation: A Review of Available Research and Implications for Separating Couples Reporting Intimate Partner Violence or Abuse

Author(s) -

Rossi Fernanda S.,

HoltzworthMunroe Amy,

Applegate Amy G.,

Beck Connie J.,

Adams Jeannie M.,

Hale Darrell F.

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

family court review

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.171

H-Index - 4

eISSN - 1744-1617

pISSN - 1531-2445

DOI - 10.1111/fcre.12293

Subject(s) - domestic violence , mediation , psychology , safer , criminology , poison control , social psychology , suicide prevention , computer security , medicine , political science , law , medical emergency , computer science

Whether family law cases with a history of severe intimate partner violence and/or abuse (IPV/A cases) should have the option of settling family‐related issues using mediation is the subject of significant debate. Recommendations for potentially safer ways to mediate IPV/A cases have been developed, including shuttle and online mediation. Given the current lack of research on these forms of mediation with IPV/A cases, we review the research on shuttle and online mediation in other contexts and theorize how the findings might apply to IPV/A cases. We argue that, although online and shuttle mediation may benefit IPV/A cases, aspects of these procedures require special considerations.

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