Nicola Graham-Kevan - Revision history

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	==Domestic violence research==		==Domestic violence research==
	Graham-Kevan conducts research on [[domestic violence]]. She has studied in the relationship between coercive control and domestic violence, the effectiveness of perpetrator treatment programs, protective factors in victim recovery, male victims of domestic violence and the impact of traumatic exposure during employment within emergency services.<ref name=LinkedIn/><ref>Selected publications</ref>		Graham-Kevan conducts research on [[domestic violence]]. She has studied in the relationship between [[coercive control]] and domestic violence, the effectiveness of perpetrator treatment programs, protective factors in victim recovery, male victims of domestic violence and the impact of traumatic exposure during employment within emergency services.<ref name=LinkedIn/><ref>Selected publications</ref>

	=== Perpetrator treatment ===		=== Perpetrator treatment ===

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	===Popular press===		===Popular press===
	* Graham-Kevan N, [https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/jun/07/feminism-domestic-violence-men ''The invisible domestic violence – against men''], The Guardian, June 7, 2011.		* Graham-Kevan N, [https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/jun/07/feminism-domestic-violence-men ''The invisible domestic violence – against men''], The Guardian, June 7, 2011.
	* Fogg A, ..., Graham-Kevan N, et al., [https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/jul/02/anorexia-and-are-mens-problems-too ''Anorexia and rape are men’s problems too''], [[The Guardian]], July 2, 2015.		* Fogg A, ..., Graham-Kevan N, et al., [https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/jul/02/anorexia-and-are-mens-problems-too ''Anorexia and rape are men’s problems too''], The Guardian, July 2, 2015.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	==Media attention==		==Media attention==
	Graham-Kevan has been interview and quoted by both national and international media regarding aggression and domestic violence, including [[The Independent]],<ref>Emily Dugan, [https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/domestic-violence-as-a-man-its-very-difficult-to-say-ive-been-beaten-up-8572143.html Domestic violence: 'As a man, it's very difficult to say I've been beaten up'], The Independent, April 14, 2013.</ref> [[El Mundo ~~(Spain)\|El Mundo]]~~,<ref>Teresa Giménez Barbat, [https://www.elmundo.es/opinion/2018/12/11/5c0e76e921efa023138b4601.html El abuso doméstico es un tema de salud pública], El Mundo, December 11, 2018.</ref> the [[International Business Times]],<ref>Mike Buchanan, [https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/male-suicide-scandal-uk-men-are-paying-system-that-drives-thousands-them-death-1493340 Male suicide scandal: UK men are paying for a system that drives thousands of them to death], International Business Times, March 24, 2015.</ref> the Daily Mail<ref>Paul Roberts, The day my wife beat me up because she hated my haircut, The Daily Mail, January 26, 2012.</ref> and Marie Claire.<ref>[https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/reports/i-ll-never-forget-seeing-his-grinning-face-pressed-up-against-my-window-10798 Stalking: what you need to know to stay safe], Marie Claire, December 7, 2016.</ref>		Graham-Kevan has been interview and quoted by both national and international media regarding aggression and domestic violence, including The Independent,<ref>Emily Dugan, [https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/domestic-violence-as-a-man-its-very-difficult-to-say-ive-been-beaten-up-8572143.html Domestic violence: 'As a man, it's very difficult to say I've been beaten up'], The Independent, April 14, 2013.</ref> El Mundo,<ref>Teresa Giménez Barbat, [https://www.elmundo.es/opinion/2018/12/11/5c0e76e921efa023138b4601.html El abuso doméstico es un tema de salud pública], El Mundo, December 11, 2018.</ref> the International Business Times,<ref>Mike Buchanan, [https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/male-suicide-scandal-uk-men-are-paying-system-that-drives-thousands-them-death-1493340 Male suicide scandal: UK men are paying for a system that drives thousands of them to death], International Business Times, March 24, 2015.</ref> the Daily Mail<ref>Paul Roberts, The day my wife beat me up because she hated my haircut, The Daily Mail, January 26, 2012.</ref> and Marie Claire.<ref>[https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/reports/i-ll-never-forget-seeing-his-grinning-face-pressed-up-against-my-window-10798 Stalking: what you need to know to stay safe], Marie Claire, December 7, 2016.</ref>

	== Selected publications ==		== Selected publications ==

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	==Domestic violence research==		==Domestic violence research==
	Graham-Kevan conducts research on [[domestic violence]]. She has studied in the relationship between coercive control and domestic violence, the effectiveness of perpetrator treatment programs, protective factors in victim recovery, male victims of domestic violence and the impact of traumatic exposure during employment within [[emergency services]].<ref name=LinkedIn/><ref>Selected publications</ref>		Graham-Kevan conducts research on [[domestic violence]]. She has studied in the relationship between coercive control and domestic violence, the effectiveness of perpetrator treatment programs, protective factors in victim recovery, male victims of domestic violence and the impact of traumatic exposure during employment within emergency services.<ref name=LinkedIn/><ref>Selected publications</ref>

	=== Perpetrator treatment ===		=== Perpetrator treatment ===

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Media attention

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	==Media attention==		==Media attention==
	Graham-Kevan has been interview and quoted by both national and international media regarding aggression and domestic violence, including [[The Independent]],<ref>Emily Dugan, [https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/domestic-violence-as-a-man-its-very-difficult-to-say-ive-been-beaten-up-8572143.html Domestic violence: 'As a man, it's very difficult to say I've been beaten up'], The Independent, April 14, 2013.</ref> [[El Mundo (Spain)\|El Mundo]],<ref>Teresa Giménez Barbat, [https://www.elmundo.es/opinion/2018/12/11/5c0e76e921efa023138b4601.html El abuso doméstico es un tema de salud pública], El Mundo, December 11, 2018.</ref> the [[International Business Times]],<ref>Mike Buchanan, [https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/male-suicide-scandal-uk-men-are-paying-system-that-drives-thousands-them-death-1493340 Male suicide scandal: UK men are paying for a system that drives thousands of them to death], International Business Times, March 24, 2015.</ref> the [[Daily Mail]]<ref>Paul Roberts, The day my wife beat me up because she hated my haircut, The Daily Mail, January 26, 2012.</ref> and [[Marie Claire]].<ref>[https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/reports/i-ll-never-forget-seeing-his-grinning-face-pressed-up-against-my-window-10798 Stalking: what you need to know to stay safe], Marie Claire, December 7, 2016.</ref>		Graham-Kevan has been interview and quoted by both national and international media regarding aggression and domestic violence, including [[The Independent]],<ref>Emily Dugan, [https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/domestic-violence-as-a-man-its-very-difficult-to-say-ive-been-beaten-up-8572143.html Domestic violence: 'As a man, it's very difficult to say I've been beaten up'], The Independent, April 14, 2013.</ref> [[El Mundo (Spain)\|El Mundo]],<ref>Teresa Giménez Barbat, [https://www.elmundo.es/opinion/2018/12/11/5c0e76e921efa023138b4601.html El abuso doméstico es un tema de salud pública], El Mundo, December 11, 2018.</ref> the [[International Business Times]],<ref>Mike Buchanan, [https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/male-suicide-scandal-uk-men-are-paying-system-that-drives-thousands-them-death-1493340 Male suicide scandal: UK men are paying for a system that drives thousands of them to death], International Business Times, March 24, 2015.</ref> the Daily Mail<ref>Paul Roberts, The day my wife beat me up because she hated my haircut, The Daily Mail, January 26, 2012.</ref> and Marie Claire.<ref>[https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/reports/i-ll-never-forget-seeing-his-grinning-face-pressed-up-against-my-window-10798 Stalking: what you need to know to stay safe], Marie Claire, December 7, 2016.</ref>

	== Selected publications ==		== Selected publications ==

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	==Education==		==Education==
	Graham-Kevan obtained a bachelor of science degree in psychology with law in 1997, a Ph.D. in the psychology of violence in 2004 and a masters degree in forensic psychology in 2006, all at the [[University of Central Lancashire]]. Under the guidance of John Archer, she wrote her doctoral thesis on ''physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships''.<ref name=Bio/><ref name=LinkedIn/><ref name=thesis>Nicola Graham-Kevan, [http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/8582/1/NJA%20Graham%20KevanApr04%20physical%20aggression%20and%20controlling%20behaviours%20within%20relationships%20Doctor%20of%20PhilosophyunpublishedAPR04University%20of%20Central%20LancashireUNKNOWN296.pdf Physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships], University of Central Lancashire, 2004.</ref>		Graham-Kevan obtained a bachelor of science degree in psychology with law in 1997, a Ph.D. in the psychology of violence in 2004 and a masters degree in forensic psychology in 2006, all at the University of Central Lancashire. Under the guidance of John Archer, she wrote her doctoral thesis on ''physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships''.<ref name=Bio/><ref name=LinkedIn/><ref name=thesis>Nicola Graham-Kevan, [http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/8582/1/NJA%20Graham%20KevanApr04%20physical%20aggression%20and%20controlling%20behaviours%20within%20relationships%20Doctor%20of%20PhilosophyunpublishedAPR04University%20of%20Central%20LancashireUNKNOWN296.pdf Physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships], University of Central Lancashire, 2004.</ref>

	==Domestic violence research==		==Domestic violence research==

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	==Domestic violence research==		==Domestic violence research==
	Graham-Kevan conducts research on [[domestic violence]]. She has studied in the relationship between [[coercive control]] and domestic violence, the effectiveness of perpetrator treatment programs, protective factors in victim recovery, male victims of domestic violence and the impact of traumatic exposure during employment within [[emergency services]].<ref name=LinkedIn/><ref>Selected publications</ref>		Graham-Kevan conducts research on [[domestic violence]]. She has studied in the relationship between coercive control and domestic violence, the effectiveness of perpetrator treatment programs, protective factors in victim recovery, male victims of domestic violence and the impact of traumatic exposure during employment within [[emergency services]].<ref name=LinkedIn/><ref>Selected publications</ref>

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	==Education==		==Education==
	Graham-Kevan obtained a bachelor of science degree in psychology with law in 1997, a Ph.D. in the psychology of violence in 2004 and a masters degree in forensic psychology in 2006, all at the [[University of Central Lancashire]]. Under the guidance of [[John Archer ~~(academic)\|John Archer]]~~, she wrote her doctoral thesis on ''physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships''.<ref name=Bio/><ref name=LinkedIn/><ref name=thesis>Nicola Graham-Kevan, [http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/8582/1/NJA%20Graham%20KevanApr04%20physical%20aggression%20and%20controlling%20behaviours%20within%20relationships%20Doctor%20of%20PhilosophyunpublishedAPR04University%20of%20Central%20LancashireUNKNOWN296.pdf Physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships], University of Central Lancashire, 2004.</ref>		Graham-Kevan obtained a bachelor of science degree in psychology with law in 1997, a Ph.D. in the psychology of violence in 2004 and a masters degree in forensic psychology in 2006, all at the [[University of Central Lancashire]]. Under the guidance of John Archer, she wrote her doctoral thesis on ''physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships''.<ref name=Bio/><ref name=LinkedIn/><ref name=thesis>Nicola Graham-Kevan, [http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/8582/1/NJA%20Graham%20KevanApr04%20physical%20aggression%20and%20controlling%20behaviours%20within%20relationships%20Doctor%20of%20PhilosophyunpublishedAPR04University%20of%20Central%20LancashireUNKNOWN296.pdf Physical aggression and controlling behaviours within relationships], University of Central Lancashire, 2004.</ref>

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	'''Nicola Graham-Kevan''' is a [[psychologist]] and professor of criminal justice psychology at the [[University of Central Lancashire]] in [[Preston, Lancashire~~\|Preston, England]]~~. She is also a professor of [[clinical psychology]] at the [[Mid Sweden University]] in [[Östersund]], Sweden. She conducts research on [[aggression]] and [[domestic violence]]. She also works clinically designing interventions for offenders with aggression management problems.<ref name=Bio>University of Central Lancashire, [https://www.uclan.ac.uk/staff_profiles/dr_nicola_graham_kevan.php Prof. Nicola Graham-Kevan]</ref><ref name=LinkedIn>LinkedIn, [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/nicola-graham-kevan-b999a431 Nicola Graham-Kevan]</ref>		'''Nicola Graham-Kevan''' is a psychologist and professor of criminal justice psychology at the University of Central Lancashire in Preston, Lancashire. She is also a professor of clinical psychology at the Mid Sweden University in Östersund, Sweden. She conducts research on aggression and domestic violence. She also works clinically designing interventions for offenders with aggression management problems.<ref name=Bio>University of Central Lancashire, [https://www.uclan.ac.uk/staff_profiles/dr_nicola_graham_kevan.php Prof. Nicola Graham-Kevan]</ref><ref name=LinkedIn>LinkedIn, [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/nicola-graham-kevan-b999a431 Nicola Graham-Kevan]</ref>

	==Education==		==Education==

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