Domestic Abuse

This introductory course will help you understand domestic abuse and violence, the common forms it takes, and its devastating impact. You'll learn how abuse often starts, who might be involved, and why it's often hidden. We'll discuss the importance of being alert and proactive in safeguarding and signpost support services.

This session has been designed to help professionals understand the impact of domestic abuse and sexual violence, and have a toolbox of ways to respond to situations and to know the next steps for assessment and safety planning.

An advanced course designed to equip frontline professionals who may work with people who have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse with the knowledge, tools and awareness to provide effective support.

Victim Blaming is a key barrier for victims and survivors to seek help, whilst also keeping perpetrators invisible, causing secondary victimisation from service provisions. This interactive reflective workshop, is a safe place for practitioners to understand what victim blaming is, reflect on our own bias that impacts how we respond to victims and survivors, and learn how to adopt anti-victim blaming practice

This session has been designed to equip frontline professionals who may work with people who have been convicted of or are at risk of causing DA with the tools and techniques for challenging and addressing abusive behaviour effectively.

This session examines factors that increase vulnerability to abuse and hinder victims from speaking out. It emphasizes raising awareness, reducing stigma, and professional curiosity, while teaching how to respond to disclosures and refer victims to support services.

This session explores factors that increase vulnerability to abuse, emphasizing awareness, reducing stigma, and professional curiosity in recognizing abuse. It empowers professionals to act on concerns, respond to disclosures, and refer victims to support services.

This training explores barriers to men disclosing abuse, challenges harmful attitudes, and addresses the impact of domestic abuse. It covers myths, support resources, and ends with key takeaways and a well-being debrief.

This course helps delegates identify stalking, respond effectively, understand victim unawareness, review key cases, and covers domestic homicide and suicide timelines, enhancing confidence in guiding victims.