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Dynamics of domestic abuse training in Scotland

Our ‘Dynamics of Domestic Abuse’ training that provides introductory knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse in Scotland 

Key course features

Our Dynamics of domestic abuse training in Scotland will aim to:

  • Identify what is meant by domestic abuse
  • Understand perpetrator behavior and tactics
  • Understand how domestic abuse develops

Couse overview

Our Dynamics of domestic abuse training is designed to provide introductory knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse in Scotland.

This is an open course which is available to any professionals or volunteers who are looking to deepen their understanding of domestic abuse.

This course will focus on:

  • The different types of domestic abuse
  • How domestic abuse develops
  • Why perpetrators behave abusively
  • The stages of change a victim goes through when experiencing abuse
  • The barriers to leaving an abusive partner

Great personal insights from [the trainer] relating to her own experiences. I learned about types of DA I hadn't heard before, such as situational DA. There was a very friendly atmosphere.

Previous learner

Time commitment

This is a half day course, delivered online via Teams.

Eligibility

This training is suitable for professionals or volunteers working with victims of domestic abuse.

Price

Open course = £60 per learner
In-house = £800 (Online) or £1200 (F2F) for groups of up to 24 learners.

How to apply

We are not currently running this training as an open course but are keen to gather interest in future sessions.

To express interest in future training please follow this link

Accessibility

We welcome learners of all backgrounds and abilities. We encourage you to share with us any details on accessibility and diversity needs so we can ensure the right support is in place. You can also contact us if you have any queries via [email protected].

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