Please complete the following report and submit to ICADV within one week of the review. Once you've submitted the form via this portal, please email Jessica (jmarcum@icadvinc.org) and/or Terri (tnoone@icadvinc.org) to inform them that it has been submitted. Any questions or concerns can be addressed to either Jess or Terri.

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* 1. Please provide the following details.

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* 2. Date of Monitoring Review

Date

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* 3. Please check Yes or No in response to the following questions.
(Some of the questions will require you to obtain information prior to the group meeting or to ask the BIP for supplemental materials)

  Yes No
The group size was a maximum of 18?
The group was facilitated by at least one ICADV approved provider?
Did the session last for 90 minutes or longer ?

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* 4. The Provider addressed one or more of the following: (Please check all of the topics listed that apply.)

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* 5. Please select the word that most accurately reflects your answer to the question. If the question is not applicable to the session being reviewed, indicate NA

  Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never Not Applicable
Did the provider lead the group in a way that allowed all voices to be heard?
Did the provider confront participant’s statements that minimized, denied, or justified abusive behavior?
Did the provider allow substance abuse and/or addictions to be an excuse for abusive behavior?
Did the provider address inappropriate laughter and jokes?
Did the provider avoid teaching gradual containment and/or de-escalation of violence as appropriate tools for ending abusive behavior?
Did the provider make remarks that let participants off the hook?
Did the provider refrain from using confidential victim information or information that could increase the victims risk of harm?
Did the provider ask participants to use proper names, not slang or other personal references (e.g.” my wife”) when referencing and/or discussing others?
Did the provider confront sexist, racist, ageist and homophobic comments?
Did the provider successfully avoid teaching anger control and/or impulse control as a way of ending abusive behavior?
Did the provider engage participants in dialogue that illustrated the participant’s duty not to victimize others as they were/may have been victimized themselves in the past?
Did the provider use dialogue that was considerate of participant’s thoughts and feelings?
Did the provider speak in a clear, understandable language?
Did the provider confront veiled or direct threats of violence?
Did the provider challenge blame shifting?
Did the provider address participants justifying or excusing abusive behavior based on what the “victim did”?
Did the provider follow the curriculum plan?
Did the provider allow, “feeling angry” as an excuse or cause for abusive behavior?
Did the provider maintain a respectful atmosphere throughout the group?
Did the group rules and process observed in the education groups have victim safety as a priority?
Did the provider clearly present abuse as behavior attempting to gain power and control over another person?
Did the provider keep responsibility for abusive behavior on participants?

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* 6. Please select the word(s) that most closely reflect your reaction to the following statement;
"On behalf of women and children, I left this session's monitoring feeling..."

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* 7. Additional comments regarding the group process following the curriculum:

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* 8. Additional comments regarding the provider's technique:

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* 9. Additional comments regarding the provider's focus of responsibility on participants:

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* 10. Additional comments regarding the provider's awareness of safety issues for partner and family:

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* 11. Additional comments in general:

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