Respect + MENSCAPE Perpetrator Programme
MENSCAPE, is proud to deliver the Respect + MENSCAPE 1:1 Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme, designed to facilitate accountability, behavioural transformation and promote safer relationships. Respect is the UK’s leading domestic abuse charity setting national standards for perpetrator programmes since 2007. The programme is especially relevant for men involved with Children’s Social Care, Family Courts, or the Criminal Justice System.
Why Respect + MENSCAPE Perpetrator Programme?
Uses a variety of exercises and content to deliver the structured sessions.
Helps perpetrators learn how to practice non-abusive behaviours.
Holistic therapeutic approach: Combines integrative counselling with behaviour-change model that address emotional, psychological, and relational dimensions.
Delivered by a highly skilled professional: Roy’s experience, skills and expertise ensures empathetic, effective, and tailored intervention.
- 24-Week Respect Programme – weekly sessions (Standard)
- Optional Counselling – 6 monthly sessions (Enhanced & Premium)
- Optional Coaching – 6 fortnightly sessions (Premium only)
- Up to 36 sessions across 24 weeks
Standard Package
24-Week Respect Programme
Weekly one-to-one sessions (24 total)
Focus: accountability, behaviour change, relationship skills
Enhanced Package
24-Week Respect Programme
+ Monthly therapeutic counselling sessions (to explore personal history, trauma, or mental health challenges contributing to abusive behaviour)
Focus: deeper self-awareness, trauma-informed change, emotional resilience
Premium Package
24-Week Respect Programme
+ Monthly counselling sessions
+ Bi-weekly coaching sessions (practical tools for real-life application: conflict management, communication, healthy masculinity, stress management)
Focus: long-term personal development, applied life change, improved work and family relationships
Key Distinctions
Respect + MENSCAPE sessions = behaviour change (structured programme).
Counselling = emotional healing (past-focused, inner exploration).
Coaching = skill application (future-focused, goal/action oriented)
Referrals
Referrals are accepted from:
Self-referrals (with risk assessment)
Probation services
Social workers
Family courts