[Free] Safe Harbor Domestic Violence Education Course

Empowerment through awareness. – Free Course

Added on February 12, 2024 Teaching & Academics 2 min read

What you’ll learn

Define and explain the various forms and dynamics of domestic violence, including physical, emotional, financial, and sexual abuse.
Recognize the power and control tactics often used by abusers to maintain dominance in relationships.
Identify common warning signs and risk factors associated with domestic violence, both in victims and perpetrators.
Explore the principles of healthy relationships, including respect, communication, and consent.

Requirements

No required skills or prerequisites.

Description

The Safe Harbor Domestic Violence Education Course is a comprehensive online course specifically designed for individuals who have experienced domestic violence. This course offers a safe and supportive environment to help you understand, cope with, and overcome the challenges associated with domestic violence.

Course Highlights:

Understanding Domestic Violence Dynamics: Delve into the various forms and dynamics of domestic violence, gaining insight into the tactics used by abusers and how power and control operate in abusive relationships.
Recognizing Warning Signs: Learn to identify warning signs and risk factors associated with domestic violence, allowing you to assess your situation and make informed decisions.
Building Healthy Relationships: Explore the principles of healthy relationships, including effective communication, boundaries, and conflict resolution, to help you build stronger connections and protect your well-being.
Accessing Support: Discover a range of local and national resources, including shelters, hotlines, and legal services, to ensure your safety and access the support you need.
Legal and Ethical Considerations: Gain knowledge about the legal aspects of domestic violence, including restraining orders and reporting requirements, and understand your rights and responsibilities.
Healing and Moving Forward: Explore strategies for healing and empowerment, while learning about rehabilitation and intervention programs for individuals who have committed acts of domestic violence.

NOTE: We would like to acknowledge that this online training module was developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, and as such, some of the content may reference the unique circumstances and challenges presented during this time. We anticipate updating our content in the near future to ensure its relevance and accuracy in evolving contexts. Your understanding and flexibility are appreciated as we strive to provide the most up-to-date and effective resources for our participants.

Author(s): Safe Harbor