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Child-to-Parent Violence and Abuse
Duration 1 day
Course Overview
This course will give you a good foundation and awareness in understanding what Child-to-Parent Violence and Abuse is and enable you to understand the complexities and difficulties facing parents and children in a home where a child/teen uses Violence/Abuse towards their parents. The course will also look at non-violent resistance and how it can be applied.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this session, delegates will have covered:
Definitions and categories of "family" and "violence/abuse" Criteria of abusive behaviours The Escalation Cycle Non-violent Resistance The difficulties parents face and different parenting styles
Methods of Delivery
The facilitator uses a wide range of methods including group discussion, sub-group work, PowerPoint presentation, interactive exercises, case studies, flipchart work to ensure that the course objectives are met.
- Course Content
- Audience
- Training Considerations
- Certification
- Related Courses
Course Content
Defining Child-to-Parent Violence/Abuse Criteria of abusive behaviour, typical and atypical behaviour Escalation cycle / Breaking the cycle Parenting styles Non-violent resistance Responsive versus reactive approaches Risk factors and practice
Target Audience
Anyone in the social care sector who is interested in improving their understanding of Child-to-Parent Violence and Abuse
Training Considerations
Delegates should consider how they define and understand what a 'child' and a 'parent' is.
They should then bring their definitions on the day of the training in any format and size they prefer (e.g. drawing, collage, photographs, words).
Certification
Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.
Related Courses
DV Awareness
Working with Male perpetrators
Working with Women who use Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPVA)
Working with Male Survivors
Working with Female Survivors
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