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SUMMARY:Understanding Domestic Abuse: How to Ask\, How to Respond
DESCRIPTION:In Scotland\, there are more than 65\,000 incidents of Domestic Abuse recorded by Police each and every year.  However\, with only 1 in 5 reporting to the police we know far more people are affected than we may be aware of and many of us will have friends\, family and people we work with who are or who have been impacted by domestic abuse. \nSupporting someone experiencing domestic abuse is often a challenging and complex area and spotting the signs and offering support isn’t always easy.  Over recent years we have developed our understanding of domestic abuse\, and we now know it can take many forms not just physical abuse.  We also know it impacts people in many different ways and disclosing abuse can be difficult. \nHow would you recognise if someone was impacted by domestic abuse\, how would you respond and what could be done to maximise safety for someone experiencing domestic abuse? Where would you refer and what else could you do? \nThis workshop will equip you with the skills to spot the signs of domestic abuse and the knowledge and confidence to offer support and signposting enabling individuals and organisations to be better placed to be alert to the signs of domestic abuse and to respond safely and effectively. \n By the end of the session you will be able to:  \n\nIdentify the different types of domestic abuse that people may experience.\nRecognise the signs and symptoms of someone experiencing domestic abuse.\nDescribe the impact of how domestic abuse can have on an individual and the actions and decisions they make\nAsk the question and responding effectively to a disclosure.\nReflect on what they can do to implement supportive response to domestic abuse in their own practice.\nExplain why signposting someone to specialist domestic abuse services is the most appropriate course of action\nKnow where to signpost to specialist support and resources.\n\nTrainer: Judy is the National Training Coordinator at Scottish Women’s Aid\, a certified Safe & Together Trainer and a qualified IDAA Judy spent nearly 10 years working in a specialist domestic abuse service and 5 years serving on the board of Scottish Women’s Aid. Judy works widely across a arrange of settings and is passionate about improving the understanding of\, and response to anyone experiencing domestic abuse.
URL:https://training.womensaid.scot/training-session/understanding-domestic-abuse-how-to-ask-how-to-respond/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Virtual,Workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Scottish Women's Aid":MAILTO:booking@womensaid.scot
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