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Domestic Abuse Awareness - NEW COURSE! Duration 1 day Course Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm Course Overview This course will give you a good foundation and understanding of domestic violence/abuse and enable you to understand its complexities. There is often confusion around what constitutes domestic violence and abuse so this course is for delegates who believe that their practice can improve by gaining a better understanding of Domestic Violence and the complexities of intimate partner abuse. We will also look at and understand why female victims stay in a relationship as well as exploring the mind of a perpetrator. Learning Outcomes By the end of this course delegates will have covered: Current government definitions and legislation The complexity of power and control in intimate partner relationships The cycle of violence and why victims stay in abusive relationships Coercive Control and the categories of violence/abuse The way perpetrators use power and control Signposting options and how to safely respond to disclosures of abuse Methods of Delivery The facilitator will use a wide range of methods including group discussion, sub-group work, Powerpoint presentation, interactive exercises, case studies, and flipchart work to ensure that the course objectives are met. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Domestic Violence/Abuse: definitions, categories and myths Legislation and guidelines Coercive Control and Gaslighting Stalking and Harassment The Cycle of Violence The Power and Control Wheel Signposting Target Audience Anyone working with people affected by Domestic Violence/Abuse. Training Considerations There are no pre-training requirements for this course. Certification Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. Related Courses Child-to-Parent Violence/Abuse Working with Male perpetrators Working with Female perpetrators Working with Male Survivors Working with Female Survivors

Domestic Abuse Awareness - NEW COURSE!

Duration

1 day
Course Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm

Course Overview

This course will give you a good foundation and understanding of domestic violence/abuse and enable you to understand its complexities. There is often confusion around what constitutes domestic violence and abuse so this course is for delegates who believe that their practice can improve by gaining a better understanding of Domestic Violence and the complexities of intimate partner abuse. We will also look at and understand why female victims stay in a relationship as well as exploring the mind of a perpetrator.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course delegates will have covered:

Current government definitions and legislation

The complexity of power and control in intimate partner relationships

The cycle of violence and why victims stay in abusive relationships

Coercive Control and the categories of violence/abuse

The way perpetrators use power and control

Signposting options and how to safely respond to disclosures of abuse

Methods of Delivery

The facilitator will use a wide range of methods including group discussion, sub-group work, Powerpoint presentation, interactive exercises, case studies, and flipchart work to ensure that the course objectives are met.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Domestic Violence/Abuse: definitions, categories and myths

Legislation and guidelines

Coercive Control and Gaslighting

Stalking and Harassment

The Cycle of Violence

The Power and Control Wheel

Signposting

Target Audience

Anyone working with people affected by Domestic Violence/Abuse.

Training Considerations

There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

Certification

Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

Related Courses

Child-to-Parent Violence/Abuse
Working with Male perpetrators
Working with Female perpetrators
Working with Male Survivors
Working with Female Survivors


Domestic Abuse Awareness - NEW COURSE! Duration: 1 day Course Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm Course overview: This course will give you a good foundation and understanding of domestic violence/abuse and enable you to understand its complexities. There is often confusion around what constitutes domestic violence and abuse so this course is for delegates who believe that their practice can improve by gaining a better understanding of Domestic Violence and the complexities of intimate partner abuse. We will also look at and understand why female victims stay in a relationship as well as exploring the mind of a perpetrator. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course delegates will have covered: · Current government definitions and legislation · The complexity of power and control in intimate partner relationships · The cycle of violence and why victims stay in abusive relationships · Coercive Control and the categories of violence/abuse · The way perpetrators use power and control · Signposting options and how to safely respond to disclosures of abuse Methods of delivery: The facilitator will use a wide range of methods including group discussion, sub-group work, Powerpoint presentation, interactive exercises, case studies, and flipchart work to ensure that the course objectives are met. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Domestic Violence/Abuse: definitions, categories and myths · Legislation and guidelines · Coercive Control and Gaslighting · Stalking and Harassment · The Cycle of Violence · The Power and Control Wheel · Signposting TARGET AUDIENCE Anyone working with people affected by Domestic Violence/Abuse. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no pre-training requirements for this course. CERTIFICATION Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. RELATED COURSES Child-to-Parent Violence/Abuse Working with Male perpetrators Working with Female perpetrators Working with Male Survivors Working with Female Survivors

Domestic Abuse Awareness - NEW COURSE!
Duration: 1 day
Course Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm

Course overview:

This course will give you a good foundation and understanding of domestic violence/abuse and enable you to understand its complexities. There is often confusion around what constitutes domestic violence and abuse so this course is for delegates who believe that their practice can improve by gaining a better understanding of Domestic Violence and the complexities of intimate partner abuse. We will also look at and understand why female victims stay in a relationship as well as exploring the mind of a perpetrator.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course delegates will have covered:
· Current government definitions and legislation
· The complexity of power and control in intimate partner relationships
· The cycle of violence and why victims stay in abusive relationships
· Coercive Control and the categories of violence/abuse
· The way perpetrators use power and control
· Signposting options and how to safely respond to disclosures of abuse

Methods of delivery:

The facilitator will use a wide range of methods including group discussion, sub-group work, Powerpoint presentation, interactive exercises, case studies, and flipchart work to ensure that the course objectives are met.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

· Domestic Violence/Abuse: definitions, categories and myths
· Legislation and guidelines
· Coercive Control and Gaslighting
· Stalking and Harassment
· The Cycle of Violence
· The Power and Control Wheel
· Signposting

TARGET AUDIENCE
Anyone working with people affected by Domestic Violence/Abuse.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

CERTIFICATION
Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

RELATED COURSES
Child-to-Parent Violence/Abuse
Working with Male perpetrators
Working with Female perpetrators
Working with Male Survivors
Working with Female Survivors