Price: FREE for Nottinghamshire City Workers

Location: TBA

Duration: 7 Hours, including a break

Prerequisites: Must have attended Understanding Domestic Violence and Abuse (URDVA) training

Challenging domestic abuse – working with perpetrators.

This course is for workers and volunteers from all sectors who want to increase their awareness of key good practice guidelines for contact with perpetrators of domestic abuse.

Learning outcomes:

• Improved awareness of key theories and approaches to responding to the perpetration of domestic abuse.

• 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

It is suitable for workers and/ or volunteers who may have contact with a domestic abuse perpetrator or survivor. This course is delivered at a foundation level to provide awareness of good practice but is not an in-depth working with perpetrator course.

Cancellation

PLEASE NOTE: this training is being held face to face. Failure to attend without providing at least 24 hours notice will result in a £15 charge. This is due to a high number of no shows at our face to face training, which negatively affects our ability to provide free training sessions.

If you are unable to attend due to sickness on the day please inform us by email. We are also able to accept an alternative delegate in your place – their name will need to be provided before the start of the session by email to training@equation.org.uk.

Cost

Please be aware: due to the conditions of our funding, this training is free to people working in Nottingham City and County – chargeable outside of these areas.

We are monitoring the attendance list and you will be asked to pay if you do not qualify for a free ticket.

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