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Evidence-based training for practitioners working with domestic abuse
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Evidence-based training for practitioners working with domestic abuse
Develop the skills and confidence to work effectively with perpetrators of domestic abuse, young people who use violence in close relationships, and male victims of domestic abuse.
Expert-Led Training
All courses are delivered by experienced practitioners using evidence-based approaches and the latest research in domestic abuse interventions.
Quality assured
Our training courses are CPD-certified or OCN-accredited, providing high standards of quality, excellence in delivery, and value for money.
Featured training courses
Working with CAPVA: Building Skills in Emotional Identification and Regulation
Thursday 28 and Friday 29 August
This online, hands-on, 2-day training course will give practitioners the skills and confidence to work with young people who harm parents or carers.
It is specifically designed for young people who struggle to manage their emotions because they may be neurodivergent or trauma-experienced.
Participants will receive a toolkit with a range of techniques for recognising and managing difficult feelings.
Dealing with Dual-Allegations of Domestic Abuse
Wednesday 10 September 2025
This hands-on, CPD Certified, 1-day course will improve practitioners' confidence and knowledge in dealing with dual allegations of domestic abuse and identifying the primary perpetrator.
The training is interactive and uses a range of media, practical exercises, and discussions, drawing from recent theory and evidence-based practice. Participants will take away a toolkit of skills and knowledge that will help them manage dual allegations of domestic abuse.
Delivering the Respect 1-1 Programme for Work with Perpetrators
Thursday 6, Friday 7, Thursday 13 and Friday 14 November 2025; Tuesday 24th-Friday 27th March 2026
This hands-on 4-day training course will give participants the confidence and skills to use the structured Respect 1-1 Programme in its 24-session format.
Learning Objectives
Use a variety of exercises and content to deliver the structured sessions
Help perpetrators learn how to practice non-abusive behaviours
Use techniques to address denial, minimisation, and justification of abuse
Develop strategies to enhance perpetrators' motivation to change
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