Challenging Domestic Violence: Good Practice Guidelines for Working with Male Perpetrators of Domestic Violence
- Price: FREE for Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire County workers
- Date: Choose from a range of available dates when booking online
- Location: These sessions will take place in a community venue
- Duration: 7 hours with a break
This one-day course is for workers and volunteers from all sectors who want to understand why abusive men perpetrate domestic violence. It will help you respond safely to perpetrators you may meet in day-to-day working life.
Learning outcomes
- Increased understanding of the reasons why abusive men perpetrate domestic violence
- Improved understanding of good practice for working with perpetrators, including safe practice and the risk of collusion
- Increased understanding of appropriate referral pathways for perpetrators and the importance of support for survivors
Prerequisites
None. Please note we encourage all professionals to attend our flagship session, Understanding and Responding to Domestic Violence and Abuse.
Funded by
Nottingham Crime and Drugs Partnership, Nottinghamshire Joint Commissioners, Bassetlaw District Council.
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