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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 who are interested in our work, including Commissioners, Funders, Policy Workers and Academics/Researchers.
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Sexual Respect: Confident and Effective Facilitation (29.10.24)
Training course overview
The sexual respect module of a Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programme is a particularly challenging one to deliver. This hands-on, CPD certified, 1-day course will give Facilitators the confidence and skills to deliver this module safely and effectively.
The training will equip participants with a thorough understanding of the sexual respect module and best practice for delivering it.
This course is interactive and uses a range of media, practical exercises, and discussions to give participants a "toolkit" of skills and knowledge based on evidence-based practice and recent theory. The course also aims to give practitioners of all levels increased confidence in facilitating this module. It is particularly suitable for experienced staff to complement more general group facilitation training courses they may already have attended.
Learning objectives
- Gain an understanding of how sexual abuse occurs as part of domestic abuse and its different typologies.
- Prepare for the common pitfalls that may arise when delivering this module and practice responding to these when they arise.
- Explore the the dynamics of gender between facilitators.
- Gain a thorough grounding in the British context including exploring up to date research and knowing how to counter rape myths.
- Practice delivering sexual respect group exercises.
- Become familiar with a range of models and tools to support the facilitation of the sexual respect module.
- Increase confidence teaching consent
This course is aimed at:
- Facilitators of a DVPP, any experience.
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