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SAT 15 OCT
Introduction to Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA) & Coercive Control CPD 2-Day Training for Counsellors; 15th and 22nd October 2022.
Online
15-10-2022  
12 CPD hours
External training, IACP CPD approved.

The overall objectives of the 2 day training is to enable counsellors to recognise domestic violence and abuse and coercive control as it presents in the therapeutic space; to equip counsellors to respond appropriately and competently to the issues presenting and refer where necessary. The objectives for day one and day two are outlined below.The overall objectives of the 2 day training is to enable counsellors to recognise domestic violence and abuse and coercive control as it presents in the therapeutic space; to equip counsellors to respond appropriately and competently to the issues presenting and refer where necessary.

Contact person for making reservations and enquiries:

Enquiries to Evelyn Glynn or Elizabeth Power at  dvatireland@gmail.com

Fees and fees breakdown:

Two-Day Training €250

Early Bird Rate: €220 for bookings secured 3 weeks in advance

A deposit of €90 is required to secure a place.

DAY ONE: KEY COMPONENTS OF TRAINING

  • Understanding DVA and Coercive Control within a social/political context;
  • Core principles in working with clients with domestic violence with reference to current research
  • Recognition of perpetrator type and tactics in client presentation
  • Exploring the presentation of physical, sexual, emotional, verbal and financial abuse in a therapeutic setting
  • Assessment of safety needs of client
  • Overview of options including legal options, specialist support agencies and other relevant referrals.

DAY TWO: KEY COMPONENTS OF TRAINING

  • Key steps for clients in dealing with DVA: In the relationship / Leaving the Relationship / Post Separation.
  • Coming to Consciousness/ Disengagement exercises in a therapeutic setting. This include techniques devised in our work with clients over many years to teach aspects of DVA and coercive control and its impact. Playing the Ball, Falling down a rabbit hole, Cycle of Abuse, Taking Control, Personal Impact Audits.
  • Understanding Healthy Relationships, Rights / Needs / Choices
  • Understanding post separation abuse and its implications for clients

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