This comprehensive training course is designed for mental health professionals, social workers, healthcare providers, and other helping professionals seeking to deepen their understanding and response to domestic violence (DV). The course covers the dynamics, signs, and effects of DV, effective assessment techniques, trauma-informed intervention strategies, and the ethical and legal responsibilities involved in working with survivors and perpetrators. Attendees will be provided with recommendations for effective practice with both DV survivors and perpetrators. Explore clinical interventions, safety planning, and case studies that will enhance your ability to effectively support clients who are impacted by domestic violence.

Upon completion of the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify the signs and patterns of domestic violence in diverse populations.
• Apply best practices for safety planning, intervention, referral, and advocacy.
• Discover clinical methods of assessing the physical, emotional, psychological, and social effects of DV on survivors.
• Explain at least five ways to provide clinical support and intervention to survivors.