"Understanding the Psychology of adults who use abusive behaviours in their intimate relationships"
This course is for professionals who would like to gain a greater understanding of the behaviours that perpetrators of Domestic Abuse will use within their intimate relationships, and the intended impact of these actions. It will look at the attachment needs and styles of individuals who use coercive and controlling behaviours in their intimate relationships.
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The trainers have extensive expertise in the field of Domestic Abuse and over 20 years experience of working with victims, perpetrators and their families. Real case studies will be used.
Course Overview
Attendees will gain an;​
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Understanding of the tools that are used by the perpetrator at the different relationship stages; the intended impact of these behaviours on their partners.
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Understanding the dynamics of perpetrating behaviour
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A deeper understanding of mate retention behaviours and attachment styles, and how these play out in adfult relationships.
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Understanding of the bond that may develop with the victim as a consequence of these behaviours.
Suitable For;
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Counsellors
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Therapists
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Teachers
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Health Visitors
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Social Workers
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Family Support Workers
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Police Officers
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Youth Workers
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Foster Carers
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Frontline workers supporting victims of Domestic Abuse
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Housing
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Social care staff