Titlebook: When Parents Kill Children; Understanding Filici Thea Brown,Danielle Tyson,Paula Fernandez Arias Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Filicide and Children with Special Health Care Needs in Arizonae risk of filicide for children in this special population was greater than one, indicating that the event of filicide would be more likely to occur with these children versus others. While still a rare occurrence, filicide occurs in Arizona, and this group appears at higher risk than other children.

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Preventing Filicide Through Reform to the Mental Health Act (2001): The Republic of Irelanding since 2011, to advocate for changes to the . 2001 to include spouses/partners in the treatment of the person suffering, especially for the welfare of children, the chapter provides an overview of what the independent review by the health service executive into her husband’s treatment sought to achieve in its findings.

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Canadian Trends in Filicide by Gender of the Accused, 1961–2011ends in the gender of accused are examined, including differences in maternal and paternal filicides by victim gender and age, accused age and marital status, type of parental relationship, cause of death, motive, family violence history, and clearance status. Five possible emerging trends are ident

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Developing an Understanding of Filicide in South Africa child homicide study and the pilot child death review project to explore this phenomenon in a developing country context. Through a combination of these data sources, the authors find that filicide is committed in the context of high levels of violence, intimate partner violence and violence agains

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Filicide in Japanms under age 15 who were identified over the period 1994–2013. This chapter shows how filicide–suicide cases were most prevalent, followed by fatal abuse cases and unwanted child cases. Infants under the age of one were most at risk, and the average filicide rate per year during the period was almos

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When Men Murder Childrenns were examined in terms of the nature of relationships, the murder event and the life course of the perpetrators. The results suggest these perpetrators experienced adversity in childhood and problematic adult lives, but contextual factors such as the orientations of the men, the type of relations

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A New Paradigm on Parents Who Kill: ‘The Mental Health Syndrome Paradigm’e response. In a departure from the common emphasis on child abuse-related deaths, the chapter argues that this was the wrong focus to measure improvements and develop intervention strategies from. The chapter concludes that given the growing evidence of the presence of mental health issues across p

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Familicide-Suicidehapter discusses the findings of their research on familicide following separation, including the psychosocial backgrounds of perpetrators, and relates this to attachment theory, personality dysfunction and hypothesised psychodynamic risk factors. Warning signs including deteriorating mental health