Giustizia penale e violenza di genere: dalla valutazione del rischio alla responsabilizzazione dell’autore

Risultati e proposte operative del progetto PRE-AND-POST

Abstract

Questo volume nasce nell’ambito del progetto europeo PRE-AND-POST Trial Alternative Justice, con l’obiettivo di rafforzare la valutazione del rischio di recidiva nei casi di violenza domestica e di genere e di esaminare l’efficacia dei percorsi trattamentali per autori di reato. In linea con l’approccio europeo alle misure alternative alla detenzione, il progetto propone un modello integrato fondato sulla collaborazione tra autorità giudiziarie, servizi territoriali e Centri per Uomini Autori di Violenza (CUAV).

Attraverso l’analisi di oltre 250 fascicoli giudiziari, interviste cliniche, strumenti psicometrici e follow-up, il volume offre una panoramica dei fattori di rischio e dei percorsi di cambiamento. Sottolinea il ruolo cruciale dei CUAV nella responsabilizzazione degli autori e nella prevenzione della recidiva, evidenziando anche criticità strutturali nell’integrazione con l’ambito giudiziario.

Destinato a magistrati, operatori e professionisti del settore, il testo vuole essere uno strumento di orientamento operativo, coniugando rigore normativo e approccio terapeutico, e promuovendo la valutazione del rischio come leva per un cambiamento duraturo.

This publication has been published on May, 31 2025.

Category: Gender Issues

Authors

Eleonora Barzan

Clinical and Forensic Psychologist

Eleonora Barzan is a clinical and forensic psychologist, active in individual psychological support and projects related to the judicial field, with a focus on gender-based violence. In the forensic field, she works as a technical consultant (CTP) and takes part in initiatives aimed at preventing and combating violence, with a particular focus on perpetrators. Since 2023, she has been collaborating with the Ares APS Association, a center specializing in working with men who commit violence, where she conducts psychoeducational courses and participates in awareness-raising and training activities. After obtaining a master’s degree in Clinical-Dynamic Psychology from the University of Padua, she obtained a second-level master’s degree in Forensic Psychopathology and Criminology from the University of Florence. She is currently specializing in Brief Dynamic Psychotherapy at C.I.S.S.P.A.T. in Padua.

Valentina Gallo

Jurist and Clinical Criminologist

Regione Veneto

Valentina Gallo is a jurist and clinical criminologist, with an educational background oriented towards criminal law disciplines and in-depth study of the dynamics related to crime and deviance. After graduating in Law at the University of Trento, she obtained a Master’s degree in Forensic Psychopathology and Clinical Criminology at the University Vita-Salute San Raffaele in Milan. This course, supplemented by a period of internship at the psychiatry department of the same hospital, enabled her to acquire in-depth skills in the understanding, prevention and treatment of deviant behaviour. She works as a voluntary collaborator ex art. 78 O.P. at the Interdistrict Office of External Criminal Execution in Venice and collaborates with the Social Services Department of the Veneto Region. She is constantly updated on issues related to gender violence, penal execution and intervention and prevention strategies.