This training offers professionals working within Settlement and Community services a foundational understanding of cultural humility, intersectionality and unconscious bias when supporting refugee and migrant clients experiencing family violence. This training will be particularly beneficial for workers who do not have prior experience in family violence. Register here
This training offers professionals who are not family violence specialists with foundational understanding of family violence to increase their skills and knowledge when working with refugees experiencing family violence. Register here for May 2nd Session Register here for May 28th Session
The Centre, in collaboration with Dr Amanda Mullin (Doctor of Clinical Psychology and Director, Mindworx Psychology) is offering a three-hour interactive training designed to equip professionals with the skills and strategies needed to work effectively in these complex situations. Supporting neurodivergent young people using violence in the home (YPVITH) requires a specialised, therapeutic approach—one recognising […]
Why Collaborative Practice Training? Working together to respond to family violence is essential for all professionals, no matter what sector we work in. When we want victim-survivors and children to be safe from harm, and persons using violence to receive support for change, we need to collaborate, sharing our professional judgement and expertise with each […]
This training offers professionals who are not family violence specialists with foundational understanding of family violence to increase their skills and knowledge when working with refugees experiencing family violence. Register here for May 2nd Session Register here for May 28th Session