ADDRESSING WOMEN'S USE OF VIOLENCE IN A COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE (CCR) AND NONVIOLENCE PROGRAM
OCTOBER 8-10, 2024
DULUTH MODEL ONLINE TRAINING
Addressing Women’s Use of Violence in a CCR and Nonviolence Program is a training for nonviolence group facilitators, probation officers, therapists, advocates, and other interveners that work with women who use violence against their intimate partners in a CCR and group process.
Since the implementation of mandatory arrest policies there has been an increase in the arrest of women in cases of domestic violence. Are the women who are being arrested and/or court ordered to nonviolence programs battering their partners, using resistive violence, or neither? Does the local Coordinated Community Response (CCR) have a differentiated response or are all cases of domestic violence treated the same? What are effective interventions that address the violence women experience and the violence they use? This 3 day training explores the answer to these questions.
Interventions to end domestic violence that are successful always account for: 1) the abuser; 2) the victim of the abuse; 3) those who are in relationships with the abuser and/or victim (children, family members, friends); and 4) the outside intervener. When the facts are clear the role of the intervener is clear. However, getting those facts and putting them into context isn’t always easy. This training will examine the Duluth Model’s response to a Coordinated Community Response (CCR) to women’s use of violence. To be effective, interventions for women who use violence must address the contextual factors of women’s lives.
Turning Points: A Nonviolence Curriculum for Women is a group curriculum for women who have used violence in their intimate partner relationships. The Turning Points curriculum focuses on helping women understand the connections between the violence they experience and the violence they use. This training will cover the underlying assumptions of Turning Points and the three parts of the curriculum.
Addressing Women’s Use of Violence is a training for nonviolence group facilitators, probation officers, therapists, advocates, and other interveners that work with women who use violence against their intimate partners in a CCR and group process.
The Turning Points curriculum and the Duluth Model Coordinated Community Response (CCR) training curriculum are not included with registration and must be purchased separately. They can be purchased at:
Domestic Violence Turning Points curriculum: www.dvturningpoints.com
Duluth Model CCR training curriculum: www.theduluthmodel.org
REGISTER
Online registration: Add this item to your cart.
Phone registration: Call us toll-free at 1-866-417-6111, option 1.
Fax or mail registration: registration and order form
Fax number: 218-722-0779
TRAINING INFORMATION
Cancellation policy
Refunds (minus a $75 service charge) will be granted for cancellations at least two weeks before the event.
QUESTIONS?
Contact us at 1-866-417-6111, option 1 or [email protected].
Dates:
October 8, 2024 – 9am-4pm: Turning Points Curriculum presented by Melissa Scaia
October 9, 2024 – 9am-4pm: Turning Points Curriculum presented by Melissa Scaia
October 10, 2024 – 9am-4pm: CCR, Blueprint for Safety, Crossroads Program presented by Melissa Scaia and Scott Miller
Trainers
Melissa Scaia, Turning Points co-author — Days 1 through 3
Scott Miller, Duluth Model CCR trainer — Day 3
Interventions to end domestic violence that are successful always account for: 1) the abuser; 2) the victim of the abuse; 3) those who are in relationships with the abuser and/or victim (children, family members, friends); and 4) the outside intervener. When the facts are clear the role of the intervener is clear. However, getting those facts and putting them into context isn’t always easy. This training will examine the Duluth Model’s response to a Coordinated Community Response (CCR) to women’s use of violence. To be effective, interventions for women who use violence must address the contextual factors of women’s lives.
Turning Points: A Nonviolence Curriculum for Women is a group curriculum for women who have used violence in their intimate partner relationships. The Turning Points curriculum focuses on helping women understand the connections between the violence they experience and the violence they use. This training will cover the underlying assumptions of Turning Points and the three parts of the curriculum.
Addressing Women’s Use of Violence is a training for nonviolence group facilitators, probation officers, therapists, advocates, and other interveners that work with women who use violence against their intimate partners in a CCR and group process.
The Turning Points curriculum and the Duluth Model Coordinated Community Response (CCR) training curriculum are not included with registration and must be purchased separately. They can be purchased at:
Domestic Violence Turning Points curriculum: www.dvturningpoints.com
Duluth Model CCR training curriculum: www.theduluthmodel.org
REGISTER
Online registration: Add this item to your cart.
Phone registration: Call us toll-free at 1-866-417-6111, option 1.
Fax or mail registration: registration and order form
Fax number: 218-722-0779
TRAINING INFORMATION
Cancellation policy
Refunds (minus a $75 service charge) will be granted for cancellations at least two weeks before the event.
QUESTIONS?
Contact us at 1-866-417-6111, option 1 or [email protected].
Dates:
October 8, 2024 – 9am-4pm: Turning Points Curriculum presented by Melissa Scaia
October 9, 2024 – 9am-4pm: Turning Points Curriculum presented by Melissa Scaia
October 10, 2024 – 9am-4pm: CCR, Blueprint for Safety, Crossroads Program presented by Melissa Scaia and Scott Miller
Trainers
Melissa Scaia, Turning Points co-author — Days 1 through 3
Scott Miller, Duluth Model CCR trainer — Day 3