Event Date05 Jul 2024 | 13:00 PM-14:30 PM [GMT+10]
CPD Hours1.5 hrs
CPD CategoryCategory 2: Skills and Knowledge
OrganiserAASW Training ([email protected])
Event FormatLive Online
Practice & careerFamily & Domestic Violence
Event Date05 Jul 2024 | 13:00 PM-14:30 PM [GMT+10]
CPD Hours1.5 hrs
CPD CategoryCategory 2: Skills and Knowledge
OrganiserAASW Training ([email protected])
Event FormatLive Online
Practice & careerFamily & Domestic Violence
Capability levels: Emerging and evolving
Event Description:
Delve into the complexities of the nuanced patterns of coercive control with our expert-led webinar for social workers. Elevate your social work practice with insights into recognising and addressing coercive control, in this engaging webinar. Build your knowledge on coercive control and its impact, in a safe and supportive webinar environment.
Who should attend?
The webinar on understanding patterns of coercive control is designed for new social workers and professionals entering the field of family and domestic violence. It is also suitable for those looking to deepen their understanding of coercive control dynamics. This webinar provides foundational knowledge and practical insights for individuals working with survivors of abuse, including social workers, counselors, advocates, and other professionals in related fields. Attendees will benefit from gaining a comprehensive understanding of coercive control, its impact, and how to recognize and respond to it effectively in their practice.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
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