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General
Information
The aim of this
training event is to increase awareness of domestic violence so that staff
can work more effectively with clients who have been affected by domestic
violence and abuse.
Suitable for
This event is
suitable for all staff, both frontline and managers but especially suitable
for those directly working with clients who may be experiencing / have
experienced domestic violence.
Training Content
includes
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Definitions of domestic violence
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Different types of domestic violence
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Perpetrators
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The cost of domestic violence
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The impact of domestic violence upon
women & children
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Why women remain or stay in abusive
relationships
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The power & control wheel versus the
equality wheel
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Theories & myths
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Criminal Justice System
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The help seeking process
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Multi-agency working
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MARAC & MAPPA
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Equalities issues
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Good practice guidelines
Objectives
By the end of the
course, participants will have:-
Learnt definitions of domestic violence
Explored the different types of domestic
violence and why perpetrators abuse
Explored the impact upon women & children
Identified the costs of domestic violence
Explored theories & myths
Discussed why victims stay rather than leave
the situation and the stages in seeking help
Identified equalities issues in relation to
domestic violence
Explored what the law says
Learnt good practice guidelines &
multi-agency working
Summary
The course is designed to be flexible and the content and setting can be varied
to meet the particular requirements of individual groups.
A range of training
methods will be used in delivering the course content. This will assist in
ensuring effective input
of course material.
Participants will be encouraged to take an active part in each session.
Participants will be encouraged to adopt a supportive and positive approach
to the group as a whole. It is hoped that this will allow individuals to achieve
greater proficiency and confidence through taking part in a stimulating and
enjoyable learning programme.
Please see our Price
List for details of costs
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