‘Closed Doors’ – how to safety plan for South Asian women in Scotland
Our 'Closed Doors' - how to safety plan for South Asian women in Scotland gives frontline professionals the skills to provide safety plans for South Asian victims
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Our 'Closed Doors' - how to safety plan for South Asian women in Scotland gives frontline professionals the skills to provide safety plans for South Asian victims
SafeLives are pleased to have been able to work collaboratively with Police Scotland to deliver Domestic Abuse (DA) Matters Scotland, supporting the implementation of the Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2018.
Domestic abuse training for family lawyers empowers family lawyers to take a trauma-informed approach to representing survivors of domestic abuse, understand the dynamics of abuse, recognise the effect of trauma on clients’ presentation, explain the impact of domestic abuse on children and young people, and enable clients to achieve best evidence. Moreover, the course keeps learners up to date with recent statute and case law.
Employers are well placed to spot the signs in colleagues: anxiety, decreased motivation, seeming distracted, being late, being on the phone to a partner or family member very often – and yet so often no one knows what to say or do. This must change.
Previous learnerThis training has influenced my practice more than any other training I have done.
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