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Engaging with perpetrators of domestic violence: Practical techniques for early intervention

Target audience

Social workers, child protection workers, health professionals and those carrying out intensive family interventions.

Trainers
Kate Iwi & Dr Chris Newman

Course Content
When someone is suspected of being violent towards their family, the onus often falls on the victim to keep the children safe. This training turns the attention back to the direct cause of the problem, by helping practitioners to engage with perpetrators, to make brief, safety-focussed interventions and motivate them towards seeking more in-depth help.

This training aims to provide practitioners with practical exercises and techniques to help them make the most of their limited client contact with perpetrators of domestic violence. It is designed as a companion to Kate and Chris’s book - Engaging with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence: Practical Techniques for Early Intervention, published by Jessica Kingsley in January 2015. This handbook  and training provides guidelines for initial interviews and risk assessment and then outlines techniques for:

·         building a working alliance,
·         encouraging disclosure,
·         analysing incidents of abuse to aid safety planning and assessment
·         raising awareness of the impacts on victims
·         working with abuse of cultural privilege, race,  nationality, religion and spirituality, extended family or community 
·         referring onwards

A copy of the handbook will be provided with the training.


Cost – Two day course - £2250 - 2 trainers, up to 18 learners (cost includes a copy of the handbook for each trainee)
        - Three day course - £3250  -
2 trainers, up to18 learners
(cost includes a copy of the handbook for each trainee)


The three day course provides extra time to cover the issue of assessing risk where domestic violence is a child protection concern,  more in-depth  practice of techniques for dealing with denial, and for the analysis of specific incidents of abuse in the assessment and intervention stages of the work.






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      • Engagement and early intervention with perpetrators of domestic violence
      • Work with perpetrators
      • Working with children who have lived with domestic violence
      • Parenting following domestic violence
      • Understanding domestic violence
      • Linked partner support services
    • Trainers
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      • Westminster DVA Risk Assessment July-Aug 2020
      • WLA advanced social work course
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      • TELFORD 2018
      • LBTH DV training
      • Ward House DV training
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    • ENGAGING WITH PERPETRATORS COURSE FOR CHILDREN'S SERVICES
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