Training
Training on work with perpetrators of domestic abuse, male victims and young people’s violence in close relationships
Respect offers a high-quality professional development programme that is aligned with the core strands of our work: perpetrators of domestic abuse, male victims of domestic abuse and young people’s violence in close relationships.
The programme includes training courses, webinars, Practice Development Days, Lunch and Learn sessions, and other events aimed primarily at Frontline Workers and Service Managers. We also welcome others interested in our work, including Commissioners, Funders, Policy Workers and Academics/Researchers.
Record keeping for effective case management and defensible decision making in perpetrator interventions
Good record-keeping is essential for effective case management. Without accurate, complete, and clear documentation of information and activities, it's impossible to manage cases effectively.
A consistent record-keeping system is also crucial for making defensible decisions.
This intensive one-day training covers all aspects of effective record-keeping, including why it's crucial for strong case management and defensible decision-making, and how it aligns with the Respect Standard requirements.
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Delivering the Respect 1-1 Programme for Work with Perpetrators
This hands-on 4-day training course will teach participants how to work 1-1 with perpetrators of domestic abuse, using the structured Respect 1-1 Programme. It is for practitioners who will deliver the Respect 1-1 Programme in its 24-session format.
The training is participatory and practical, with a primary focus on working interactively with the Respect 1-1 programme materials.
Participants will learn how to use a variety of exercises and content from the manual to deliver structured sessions. The course also includes strategies to enhance perpetrators' motivation to change and techniques to address denial, minimisation, and justification of abuse.
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