NON-SPECIALIST FOUNDATIONAL TRAINING

Previously Entry Level

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• Debbs story – Breaking Silence documentaries

• Coercive Control and Pet Abuse – lived examples provided

• ‘No Holds Barred’ Q & A session

• Exploring the Dynamics of Family Violence

  • Coercive Control as the overarching control tactic

  • Physical abuse 

  • Sexual abuse 

  • Psychological abuse 

  • Threatening behaviours

  • Financial abuse

  • Using Children as tools

  • Intimidation 

  • Stalking - surveillance

  • Harassment

  • Forced Marriage

• The Episodic nature of family violence and coercive control – cumulative impact

• Resistance - the strength of our victims – support self-determination strategies

• Exploring the Impacts of Family Violence - ‘Normal’ responses to long term trauma

  • Female victims

  • Child victims

• How we view our primary victims and how that impacts on our responsiveness

• Understanding victim behaviour and responses – reducing judgement and increasing empathy

• Risk analysis

• Safety strategising

• Empathy vs Sympathy – understanding the difference

• Legalities and impacts of orders

  • Protection Orders

  • Parenting Orders

  • Police Safety Orders

• Organisational and Systemic Entrapment – how the systemic deficits within our own organisation and our organisations systems can inadvertently re-victimise

• Working in partnership - what is your role as a social service provider in reporting / information collation

• How can we utilise our new learnings – mindset change / response tool

 

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​Tell ECLIPSE what your  organisational needs are, and we can develop a targeted and relevant training​ package for and with you

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CHILD PROTECTION IN THE CONTEXT OF FAMILY VIOLENCE

Online Only

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• Honouring those who have been taken from us​

• Brief overview of 2 social work theories

  • Attachment Theory

  • Social Learning Theory

  • The implications/impacts of exposure to family harm on children

• Consideration to children living in a home with family harm.

• Exploration of Governing Legislation in Aotearoa   ​

  • Mandatory reporting child abuse

    • Practitioners’ obligations

• Case Scenario and Report of Concern template

• How to make a report of concern

  • Relevant information

  • What is relevant

  • Why is it relevant

  • How to capture critical information

  • Activity – talk through of how to undertake an informed/targeted Report of Concern

• What happens to Report of concern when made

  • What you need to know about the process

  • Where does your Report of Concern go?

• Whanau hui and Family Group Conference

  • The difference

  • What comes first and why

  • Why these were introduced

  • How they are facilitated

  • Expected outcomes from each

• Our history and the importance of understanding

  • Puao te Ata Tu

  • Te Tiriti o Waitangi

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SPECIALIST - PRACTITIONER VICTIM INSIGHT CONCEPT (PVIC)

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• Debbs story – Breaking Silence documentaries

• Coercive Control and Pet Abuse – lived examples provided

• ‘No Holds Barred’ Q & A session

• Resistance - The strength of our victims – victims are the experts in their own lives, support self-determination strategies

• How we view our primary victims and how that impacts on our responsiveness

• The Episodic nature of family violence and coercive control – cumulative impact

• The Practitioner-Victim Insight Concept (PVIC) ©

  • Coercive Control – legalities, tactics, dynamics, and impacts

  • Layers of Consequence 

  • Invisible Walls 

  • Whole of Person Entrapment 

  • Rewards Based Phenomenon

• Follow My Lead Aotearoa - Complexity Maps

• Domestic Violence Service Management (DVSM) - NSW - Practice Framework

  • Practice Framework Approach 

  • Upholding Dignity

  • Whole of Person Approach

  • Creating a Foundation of safety

  • Practice Dashboard

  • Building on Personal Safety and Navigating Risk (Practitioner)

• Risk analysis

• Safety strategising

• Understanding victim behaviour and responses – reducing judgement and increasing empathy

• Empathy vs Sympathy – understanding the difference

• Organisational and Systemic Entrapment – how the systemic deficits within our own organisation and our organisations systems can inadvertently re-victimise

• Working in partnership - SAM table – highlighting roles and responsibilities in reporting / information collation

• How can we utilise our new learnings – mindset change / response tools

• How to acknowledge that every Intervention opportunity is a Prevention opportunity

 

OR

 

​Tell ECLIPSE what your  organisational needs are, and we can develop a targeted and relevant training​ package for and with you

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TRAINING WORKSHOPS OPTIONS

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 NATIONAL - ONLINE - $65.00+gst

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INTERNATIONAL - ONLINE - $80.00+gst

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3 x 2 hour training sessions

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2 x 3  hour training sessions

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NATIONAL FACE TO FACE  - $95.00+gst

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1 x whole day training

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All training times include breaks

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PLEASE REMEMBER

 

Tell ECLIPSE what your organisational needs are, and we can develop a targeted and relevant training​ package for and with you

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CONTRACTING SERVICES

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If your organisation has a project that requires specialist family violence knowledge and capability that would benefit from co-design, or are you an organisation that may value a specialist family violence practitioner involved in a recruitment process, ECLIPSE provides a practitioner contracting service to support your organisation to increase its workforce and/or systemic capability

  

Please email enquiries@eclipsefamilyviolenceservices.co.nz for

further information

 

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