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Family and Domestic Violence Early Intervention Skill Set

Family and Domestic Violence Early Intervention Skill Set

State ID AE648

Whether you work in a field where you interact with people who are victims of family and domestic violence, or know someone who has experienced it, sometimes it’s hard to know the right way to respond or help. 

This is particularly true for early intervention — offering support and assistance in a targeted way to stop early signs of violence from escalating.

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This course is fee free* for residents of Western Australia. Some eligibility conditions apply for the fee free training and other fees may apply for some courses. Please refer to the FAQs for more information. *Please note that eligibility requirements apply to some of the fee free training. 

Overview

Campus Fitzroy Crossing Campus

When Semester 2, 2024

Study Mode On campus

Learn effective questioning, active listening, and rapport building for early intervention in domestic and family violence.

This skill set is designed to equip you with the essential tools for early intervention in cases of domestic and family violence. You will learn how to use effective questioning techniques, active listening, and rapport-building strategies to gain trust and gather critical information. The training also covers:

  • Ethical Considerations: Understanding the moral responsibilities involved in handling sensitive situations.
  • Legal Aspects: A comprehensive overview of legislative and statutory requirements, including mandatory reporting.
  • Procedures and Standards: Best practices, protocols, and standards for handling domestic and family violence cases.
  • Referral Sources: How to identify and utilise appropriate referral sources and understand the protocols associated with them.

This skill set is ideal for healthcare and community service professionals, as well as anyone interested in developing these vital skills.

Units:

CHCDFV001 - Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.

 

Important information

Select your preferred campus and apply

Semester 2, 2024

15 – 17 October, 8:30am - 3:30pm = Block 1
5 – 7 November, 8:30am - 3:30pm = Block 2 

Details

When 15 October - 7 November, 2024
Where Fitzroy Crossing Campus
How On campus

Units

National ID Unit title
CHCDFV001 Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence

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