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There has been little research in Australia on the effectiveness of various interventions in cases of elder abuse and neglect. Overseas (particularly US) studies have identified four main types of intervention: (1) assessment; (2) casework; (3) legal interventions; and (4) development of social policies to address the causes of abuse and neglect. This article reviews the findings on effective intervention strategies. Particular attention is paid to the findings of recent research by the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Geriatric & Rehabilitation Service, especially interviews with victims of elder abuse. The implications for individual casework and future research are highlighted.
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