Respect Young People's Service Training

This course explains why CAPVA happens, what the risk factors are and what practitioners can do if they suspect a parent is being abused. This course will cover appropriate safeguarding responses and help practitioners navigate the complexities of an issue that straddles both adult and children's services.

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The RYPP is an evidence-based, whole-family intervention designed to help families heal from CAPVA (Child/ Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse). The intervention follows the trauma recovery model, establishing a foundation of safety in the home first, to allow guided relationship-building between parent and child to take place.

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This 1-day course provides further support to RYPP practitioners delivering the programme to neurodivergent young people. Each participant receives a resource pack with additional content designed to increase understanding and engagement. To be eligible for this course, practitioners must have completed the 4-day RYPP training previously.

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Building Skills is for young people struggling to manage harmful, explosive behaviour by helping them improve their ability to know and name their emotions and what they are feeling. For example, by developing the sense of interoception and building the mind/ body connection.

Interoception is an internal sensory system in which the physical and emotional states of the person are consciously or unconsciously noticed, recognised, and responded to. Difficulties in interoception can mean a young person may not spot the physical symptoms of stress, such as a fast heart rate or nervous butterflies.

Skills practice in interoception and mindfulness can help young people to become more aware of bodily sensations and their link to emotions. Helping them to remove themselves from tricky situations at the first sign of trouble. If you work with young people who do not know why they behave the way they do, this two-day course could be for you.

The accompanying manual provides 1:1 exercises and video resources for young people who need help to regulate their emotions to prevent violent outbursts.

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Designed to help young people navigate personal/intimate relationships more safely, the toolkit is split into three sections: Safety, Healthy Relationships, and Behaviour Change. It's unique in that it addresses teen relationship abuse from two angles: first, helping young people avoid abusive relationships by increasing awareness and second, by helping them to stop.

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This one-day course equips professionals to confidently and effectively engage children and young people who use violence or abuse in family or partner relationships. Traditional approaches often avoid challenging harmful behaviour, but this training provides practical tools to address it safely whilst maintaining trust and engagement.

Participants will learn how to build rapport, promote personal accountability, and have constructive conversations that encourage reflection and positive attitude change. The course also helps professionals identify and connect young people with the right specialist support, enabling earlier intervention.

Learning objectives

This session will enable participants to:

Gain an increased knowledge of young people who use violence and abuse in family and partner relationships. Increase confidence to build rapport and engagement whilst also developing personal accountability. Know how to approach the issue of harmful behaviour with a young person to support effective safety planning and risk management. Identify services to signpost young people using harmful behaviours to, so they can access specialist support.

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