Responding to disclosure of family, domestic and intimate partner violence

Responding to disclosure of family, domestic and intimate partner abuse

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

outline definitions of family, and intimate partner violence or abuse.
describe coercive control dynamics.
identify misconceptions about domestic abuse.
recognise risk factors and red flags.
describe the cycle of violence.
explain the relational dynamics that keep people stuck in the cycle.
offer competent and compassionate trauma informed support.

This training is designed for roles in:

People and culture
Human resources
Employee assistance (EAPs)
Managers, team leaders and supervisors

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Delphi is an inclusive and safe organisation. We respect, celebrate and support diversity, the inclusion of children, young people and adults from LGBTQIA+ communities, people with disabilities, people from CALD backgrounds and people with diverse religious beliefs or affiliations.