This training will equip participants with an understanding of domestic abuse dynamics, risk and risk assessment,  gender, perpetrator presentations and typologies. We will explore best practice for engaging perpetrators without collusion, and working through minimisation, denial and blame using motivational interviewing skills. We will learn the principles for effective multi-agency working and information sharing in order to effectively hold perpetrators to account.

This course will improve the confidence and skills of practitioners who encounter perpetrators who may be in denial or resistant to working on or discussing their abusive behaviour. Practitioners will learn how to use a toolkit of skills taught on the course to effectively engage perpetrators and increase readiness and motivation for change.

By attending this training, learners will:

  • Have gained an increased knowledge of domestic abuse dynamics.
  • Understand the impact of gender norms on experiences of DA and DA perpetration
  • Know how risk is assessed and how to spot risk factors
  • Gain an understanding of the different presentations and typologies of DA
  • Gain confidence in working with dual allegations
  • Gain skills to counter minimisation, denial and blame
  • Have an increased knowledge of best practice in holding perpetrators to account
  • Gain knowledge of best practice in multi-agency collaboration and information sharing
  • Have increased confidence in  talking to perpetrators using motivational interviewing
     

Who this course is for

This course is perfect for professionals who may encounter perpetrators such as social workers, police officers, housing officers, probation officers, VAWG or MARAC coordinators, and people who work in education or the NHS.

 
Dates

13th and 14th March 2024 (9.30 – 16.00 each day)

Participants must attend every full day to complete training and to receive a certificate

Where

Online, via Zoom 

Cost

Respect member

Credit/debit card payment: £297 (£247.50 + VAT)
Manual payment instruction: £312 (a 5% surcharge for administration time applies - payment must be received before the training starts, please contact [email protected] to pay via invoice)

Non-member

Credit/debit card payment: £519 (£432.50 + VAT)
Manual payment instruction: £545 (a 5% surcharge for administration time applies - payment must be received before the training starts, please contact [email protected] to pay via invoice)

Cancellation policy

If you wish to cancel training tickets you have booked, you understand that the following cancellation terms apply:

Cancellation within one week of the training date: Full charge
Cancellation within two weeks of the training date: 50% charge
Cancellation within one month of the training date: 25% charge

Please note that we are not able to hold places for members of staff before payment is received.

If you wish to pay manually, or if you have any queries, please email [email protected]

Book tickets

You cannot book tickets for past events.

Respect is a registered charity in England and Wales, number 1141636, in Scotland, number SC051284 and a company, number 7582438. Registered address: VAI Second Floor, 200a Pentonville Road, London N1 9JP
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