Introduction to Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA) & Coercive Control2 Day Online Training for Counsellors; 11th & 18th February, 2023IACP CPD approved12 CPD hoursThe 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.comFees and fees breakdown:Two-Day Training €250 Early Bird Rate: €220 for bookings secured 3 weeks in advanceA deposit of €90 is required to secure a place.DAY ONE: KEY COMPONENTS OF TRAININGUnderstanding DVA and Coercive Control within a social/political context;Core principles in working with clients with domestic violence with reference to current researchRecognition of perpetrator type and tactics in client presentationExploring the presentation of physical, sexual, emotional, verbal and financial abuse in a therapeutic settingAssessment of safety needs of clientOverview of options including legal options, specialist support agencies and other relevant referrals.DAY TWO: KEY COMPONENTS OF TRAININGKey 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 / ChoicesUnderstanding post separation abuse and its implications for clients
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