Coronavirus update – 10th January, 2021
Although all our face-to-face training is currently cancelled, we have a programme of live, online training sessions available to book now. Our online domestic abuse and sexual violence awareness courses are still available for trainees to access remotely. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates via this website.
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January 2022
LIVE, ONLINE – Young People and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
A short course to look at young people and the impacts of domestic abuse. How to spot and referral pathways.
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LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Supporting male victims of Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
Understanding the experiences of male victims of domestic abuse and how to support them.
Find out more »BITESIZE, ONLINE – Safety planning for a young person who is living with Domestic Violence
Learn to identify risks of abuse with young people and learn how to support them using DASH risk assessment and safety planning.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – Domestic Abuse Signs, Indicators and Referral Pathways (Sheffield workers)
Learn about; what is domestic abuse (DA), the signs, indicators and effects, how to refer to specialist services, how can the specialist services help.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – Coercive Control (Sheffield workers)
Learn how to identify the signs of coercive and controlling behaviour, and gather evidence to support clients experiencing this behaviour.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – Violent Resistance: Bitesize Session (Sheffield workers)
A bitesize workshop on what constitutes violent resistance and how to approach this.
Find out more »BITESIZE ONLINE – Healthy Relationships, assertive behaviours and boundary setting and the power triangle for young people
Learn about how to support young people to recognise what a healthy relationship looks like and to understand imbalances of power.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – Mental Health and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
This course is an introduction on mental health and domestic abuse.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – DASH Risk Assessment and MARAC
Understand risk management for victims of domestic abuse, using the DASH risk assessment and how it is used, and the purpose of MARAC.
Find out more »March 2022
BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting children and young people and their parents and carers with regulation and co-regulation
Learn how to understand regulation in young people and how to support them.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – Young People and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
A short course to look at young people and the impacts of domestic abuse. How to spot and referral pathways.
Find out more »BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting children and young people with ASD who have been affected by domestic abuse
Learn how to understand how to support young people with autism and provide support surrounding domestic abuse.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Older People and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
An insight into the complexities involving Older people and Domestic Abuse.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE – Coercive Control (Sheffield workers)
Learn how to identify the signs of coercive and controlling behaviour, and gather evidence to support clients experiencing this behaviour.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Supporting People with Disabilities and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
An insight into the complexities in the support of people with disabilities and Domestic Abuse.
Find out more »BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting young people in schools and education who have experienced domestic abuse
Learn how to understand how to support young people struggling with challenging behaviour after witnessing domestic abuse.
Find out more »April 2022
BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting parents and carers in supporting their children after domestic abuse
Learn how to understand how to support young people displaying self harming behaviours after experiencing abuse.
Find out more »May 2022
BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting young people who display risk taking behaviours, including self-harm after experiencing domestic abuse
Learn how to understand how to support young people displaying self harming behaviours after experiencing abuse.
Find out more »BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting children and young people with challenging behaviours after being affected by domestic abuse
Learn how to understand how to support young people struggling with hygiene, routine and stress following domestic abuse.
Find out more »June 2022
BITESIZE, ONLINE – Supporting children and young people with challenging behaviours after being affected by domestic abuse
Learn how to understand how to support young people struggling with challenging behaviour after witnessing domestic abuse.
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