Domestic abuse in practice training for staff

• understanding of Domestic Abuse law and how it applies in practice
• recognise controlling and coercive behaviour, stalking, and other abusive patterns
• apply professional curiosity when assessing situations and disclosures
• understand domestic abuse complexities: bi-directional abuse, victim‑blaming language, safety planning, and Signs of Safety
• awareness of MARAC aims and the DASH risk assessment tool
• identify barriers to leaving and available help and support
• understand trauma, the 8‑stage homicide timeline, and risk escalation indicators
• learn practical response strategies through a case study

During this session, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of key aspects related to domestic abuse and safeguarding. The session will cover how to identify and assess risk, explore the barriers individuals may face when attempting to leave an abusive relationship, and provide guidance on how to appropriately manage a disclosure.

Attendees will also be introduced to their local domestic abuse specialist and support services available. In addition, the session will explain the Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference (MARAC) process for high-risk cases, including how to make a referral by carrying out a case study using the DASH Risk assessment form.

Please note: Attendees must have completed LSCP e learning modules listed below prior to attending this course:

• Domestic Abuse in Practice Pre-requisite
• DASH
• MARAC & MOP

Training is a ½ day course at various locations across the county.

Free

To make a booking or to find out more visit the LSCP website.

Domestic Abuse Lincolnshire