Introduction to Domestic Violence – Live-Streamed (Accredited & Certificated]

- Understand what constitutes domestic violence: You will learn to identify the different forms of domestic violence, including physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, and economic abuse, as well as how they manifest in various contexts.
- Explore the causes and effects of domestic violence: You will discover the psychological, social, and relational factors that contribute to domestic violence and analyze its impact on victims, perpetrators, families, and communities.
- Analyze the impact of domestic violence on children: You will examine how exposure to domestic violence affects children in the short and long term and what interventions can help protect and support them.
- Acquire tools to support victims: You will learn practical strategies to assist victims of domestic violence while overcoming common challenges and barriers in intervention and support.
- Understand the role of law enforcement and the criminal justice system: You will gain insight into how police and the criminal justice system can intervene to protect victims and hold perpetrators accountable.
- Identify support resources in the UK and USA: You will explore organizations, shelters, and helplines that provide assistance to victims of domestic violence in these countries.
- Apply learning through practical exercises: You will complete interactive activities designed to reinforce your understanding and help you apply your knowledge in real-world situations.

- 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

An interest in Domestic Violence and mental health. Participant will need a good reliable internet connection

Certificate of Completion signed by Kevin O'Doherty via his company Calibre Gold Ltd and accredited by IAOTH.

This course provides a structured and practical approach to understanding domestic violence, combining psychological insights, legal frameworks, and support strategies. It guides students through recognizing different forms of abuse, understanding their causes and effects, and exploring effective intervention methods.

By examining real-life cases and practical scenarios, students gain hands-on experience in assessing domestic violence from both professional and societal perspectives. The curriculum covers psychological, social, and legal aspects, offering deep insights into the complexities of abuse and its impact on individuals, families, and communities.

Focusing on real-world application, the course goes beyond theoretical concepts to explore current research, historical developments, and victim support systems in both the UK and USA. It provides a specialized perspective on domestic violence, distinguishing it from broader courses in social work, psychology, or criminal justice.

Designed for both beginners and professionals in mental health, social care, law enforcement, and education, this course is a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of domestic violence and how to support those affected.

Information is usually sent to you within 48 hours.