Research

Therapeutic Interventions for Peace

Power The Fight’s report details recommendations for improvement of therapeutic services in London, that have arisen from qualitative and quantitative research data from young respondents, families and professionals.
More needs to be done to respond to the impact of violence on girls and young women. Picture: Adobe Stock
More needs to be done to respond to the impact of violence on girls and young women. Picture: Adobe Stock

Published by: Power The Fight (September 2020)

The aim of the research was to evidence the experiences of young people, families and practitioners in order to improve the effectiveness of therapeutic responses to violence affecting young people in London.

Study design

The methods were designed to answer three core questions:

The report draws on qualitative and quantitative data from 102 young people, five families and 26 professionals providing extensive analysis of community experiences of therapeutic services. A sample of 14 professionals working across the sector were interviewed via video call and an open-ended questionnaire was completed by 12 further professionals in related roles. Five parents and guardians were contacted, a smaller number to allow time for therapeutic aftercare where needed.

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