WEBINAR - Domestic Abuse: Basic Awareness

This training is being run by SociaLed Trainers

Please access the course information video here: Introductory video

Please note that you will be able to access the pre-course material (a short reflective tool) approximately 10 days before the date of your course via your user profile on the booking system and you will need to review this prior to your seminar session.

Overview

Domestic abuse is the most common form of violence against women and girls, as well as affecting men and children. This is why it is important to develop knowledge and awareness of the many forms of abusive behaviours and their potential impacts. The materials and seminar group has been designed to develop insights into abusive behaviours and the dynamics of relationships in which abuse is a factor, as well as to further understanding of your safeguarding responsibilities, best practice for opening conversations, and routes to support including referral and signposting in Oxfordshire.

Aims

By the end of the session, delegates will be able to:

• Describe domestic abuse, including its prevalence and risks as defined by the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 and other relevant legislation and research

• Identify abusive behaviours, their impacts and the dynamics of relationships in which abuse is a factor
• Recognise the best practice for opening conversations including routes to support including referral and signposting

Approach

Once you have booked a place on your chosen day, you will then be invited to a 2.5 hour seminar on that day from 9.30 a.m. till 12 p.m. Seminars will start promptly.

A week prior to your seminar you will be able to access online materials 

For queries related to this booking and on the day of your training please email host@socialed082.onmicrosoft.com