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Introduction to Domestic Violence (Fully Accredited)

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531 Students

1h26min

Intermediate

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What you will learn

  • Have an understanding of what constitutes domestic violence

  • Have an awareness of the causes and effects of domestic violence

  • Gain knowledge and experience of supporting clients experiencing domestic violence

  • Understand how police and the criminal justice system can support victims

  • Gain an awareness of a range of helping organisations in the area of domestic violence both in UK and USA

  • Appreciate the statistics relating to domestic violence about how common it is etc

What are the requirements for taking your course

  • No previous knowledge or professional experience required

  • Good basic level of English is required

Who is this course for

  • Anybody who works in the domestic violence field or has an interest in this area

  • Health and Social Care staff

  • Family members who may be supporting a victim of domestic violence

Description

This course is fully accredited by IAOTH (International Association of Therapists) and a certificate is provided upon completion.  This course introduces the student to this interesting but challenging area of domestic violence.  The course is packed with video lectures, PowerPoint videos, audio files, handouts, resources, quizzes and exercises.  The course covers the definition of domestic violence, the causes and effects of domestic violence, the impact of domestic violence on children in the family, how staff can help and support victims of domestic violence, where to access help and additional support from organisations in both the UK and USA.  The course has a number of tasks for the student to complete that will help with the learning process.

The style of teaching is relaxed, informal and professional and throughout the course, students are encouraged to think through issues covered and to discuss with friends, colleagues or associates. Students are also encouraged to get in touch with the lecturer with any questions or queries they may have. The lecturer also welcomes students opinion on any of the points discussed throughout the course.

An excellent course for anyone with an interest in the topic, either from a personal or professional perspective. The course is taught by Kevin O'Doherty, Psychologist, Forensic Mental Health Expert Witness and CBT Therapist. Kevin has worked in mental health for over 20 years and has accumulated a wealth of knowledge and experience during that time. This course is also available via live streaming and face to face upon request. Individuals and organisations alike are encouraged to get in touch.

Introduction

Introduction

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE

WHAT IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE? DEFINITION AND DESCRIPTION

MYTHS ABOUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 1

MYTHS ABOUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 2

THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

WHEN IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE A CRIMINAL MATTER?

TASK: WHY DO SOME PEOPLE REMAIN IN VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS?

REASONS THAT SOME PEOPLE REMAIN IN VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS/ OR REMAIN ABUSIVE

MYTHS ABOUT MALE ABUSERS

MYTHS ABOUT MALE ABUSERS 2

MYTHS ABOUT MALE ABUSERS 3

THE CYCLE OF VIOLENCE IN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS

FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

HOW DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AFFECTS CHILDREN IN THE FAMILY

PROFESSIONAL GUIDELINES FOR WORKING WITH VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

THE DO'S AND DONT'S FOR PROFESSIONALS

LEGISLATION TO PROTECT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

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This Course Includes

23 Lessons
0 Quiz
0 Assignment
9 Downloadable Resources
English
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