Family Violence Spotlight Series

Family Violence Spotlight Series

By The Today Family Violence Help Centre
Multiple dates

Overview

Ideal for Service Providers who want to better understand key aspects of family violence, or would like a refresher beyond the basics.
  1. Family Violence: Spotlight on Health Care Needs and Risks, Tues Jan 20th
  2. Family Violence: Spotlight on Coercive Control, Thurs Feb 12th
  3. Family Violence: Spotlight on Technology Facilitated Abuse, Wed Mar 11th


Core Introduction to Family Violence

  • learn to recognize the types of abuse and cycle of violence
  • counter family violence stereotypes and misconceptions
  • discuss the roles of power and control
  • develop effective responses to disclosures of family violence
  • recognize barriers to leaving or accessing supports
  • community and provincial resources available


Family Violence: Spotlight on Health Care Needs and Risks

Tues Jan 20th 830-1130am

  • built on our core Introduction to Family Violence, no prerequistie required
  • discuss concussion, strangulation and brain injury risks and screening
  • consider strategies for mitigating medication facilitated abuse
  • recognize reproductive abuse, pregnancy risks, and maternal/fetal health risks
  • learn about the role of charting as a safety planning strategy


Family Violence: Spotlight on Coercive Control

Thurs Feb 12th, 9am-12pm

  • built on our core Introduction to Family Violence, no prerequistie required
  • recognize the dynamics of Coercive Control and it's role in maintaining FV
  • discuss emotional and psychological abuse tactics and impacts
  • consider the role of stalking and criminal harassment in risk
  • highlight current developments in criminalization of coercive control


Family Violence: Spotlight on Technology Facilitated Abuse

Wed Mar 11th, 9am-12pm

  • built on our core Introduction to Family Violence, no prerequistie required
  • recognize the roles of tech abuse as a tactic for monitoring and stalking, coercive control, and financial abuse
  • consider key points of vulnerability to tech abuse, including children's access to technology based services
  • recognize unique challenges to youth experiences of technology use and abuse
  • discuss strategies to support those experiencing tech abuse in reducing risk


A tour of our centre is offered after in-person trainings, to anyone who wishes to participate!

Category: Health, Other

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Highlights

  • In person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 2 days before event

Location

The Today Centre

17724 102 Avenue Northwest

Edmonton, AB T5S 1H5 Canada

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The Today Family Violence Help Centre

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From CA$39.00
Multiple dates