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Is it useful for the advocate to speak directly to an alleged abuser?

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Is it useful for the advocate to speak directly to an alleged abuser?

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The Abuse Prevention Program advocate is often asked to speak to the alleged abuser. ARAS’ policy isnot to confront or associate with the alleged abuser as this may escalate the situation, placing people at risk and is probably not the most effective method of stopping the abuse.