Understanding Domestic Abuse and Coercive Control
Understanding Coercive Control and Domestic Abuse
At Healthy Relationships Awareness Centre, we believe Understanding Domestic Abuse is vital for anyone supporting vulnerable individuals or families. Our specialist training helps participants understand the patterns of controlling behaviour,
Drawing on almost three decades of frontline expertise both with victims and perpetrators, we offer in-depth learning that blends current research, lived experience, and safeguarding strategies. These sessions are delivered online and in person.
What Is This Course About?
Understand Patterns
of Domestic Abuse
This Understanding Domestic Abuse course delves into the different forms abusive behaviour can take, including physical violence, emotional abuse, financial control, cyber abuse, stalking, post domestic abuse coercive control and much more. We discuss how such patterns often develop gradually, this training will support you to recognise the early signs and respond to support victims.
Understanding Coercive Control
in Relationships
We place a strong focus on coercive control, highlighting psychological tactics that isolate, intimidate, or restrict a person's autonomy. This training unpacks the subtle signs of coercive control and the long-term impacts it can have on victims. Through case studies and real-life examples, attendees will learn to spot red flags.
Building Skills for Intervention
and Support
Participants are introduced to practical safeguarding strategies and trauma-informed interventions. You'll gain an understanding of how to risk assess and safety plan for victims, as well as the legal remedies available for victims.
Contact us for further information and pricing.
Why Choose Healthy Relationships Awareness Centre?
Highly Experienced Team
With almost thirty years in frontline services, we understand domestic abuse, it's impacts and how to support families and colleagues.
Compassionate, Evidence-led Training
Our courses are underpinned by research, professional experience, and lived experience designed to empower participants to deliver effective intervention and support.
Comprehensive coverage of current risks
Our training provides comprehensive tools for risk assessing safety planning and legal remedies for victims.
Trusted by local communities
Healthy Relationships Awareness Centre team has worked for a combined 30 years in the sector and has strong working relationships with our professional partners.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is coercive control and why is it important to understand?
Coercive control is a pattern of psychological abuse and manipulation that restricts a person's freedom. Understanding coercive control is vital as it reveals the patterns of behaviour that underpins domestic abuse, and it helps professionals recognise that abuse is not just about isolated incidents but rather an ongoing tactic of power and control.
Who should attend this Understanding Domestic Abuse course?
Professionals, community workers, and anyone supporting families or individuals.
Does the training cover legal definitions of coercive control?
Yes, the course covers both practical signs and the legal definitions related to coercive control, enhancing your Domestic abuse awareness.
Will I learn how to identify early warning signs of coercive behaviour?
Absolutely. The training equips you to spot early indicators of coercive and controlling behaviour, crucial for timely support and intervention.
Is this training appropriate for frontline staff and community workers?
Yes, it is specifically designed by Healthy Relationships Awareness Centre for frontline staff and community professionals supporting vulnerable individuals.
Are case studies or real-life scenarios included in the training?
Yes, real-life examples and case studies are part of the training.
Ready to enhance your understanding or upskill your staff?
Reach out to Healthy Relationships Awareness Centre for specialist Coercive control training or to discuss our upcoming sessions. Email us at contact@healthyrelationshipsac.co.uk or call 07769 268340 for more details.
