Advanced Insights into Domestic Abuse & Violence part 1
About this course
The course delves into the psychological dimensions of domestic abuse, examining survivor trauma and abuser behavior through established theories. It builds on basic knowledge and is aimed at professionals in social work, law enforcement, healthcare, and legal advocacy who need deeper insight for prevention and response. Content is organized into modules that explore trauma impact, behavioral patterns, and evidence‑based intervention approaches. No formal credential is promised, but participants gain nuanced understanding applicable to frontline practice.
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What you'll learn
- Explain key psychological theories relevant to domestic abuse
- Identify trauma symptoms commonly seen in survivors
- Analyze behavioral patterns of abusers
- Assess risk factors and protective factors in abusive situations
- Apply evidence‑based intervention strategies for prevention and support
Course objectives
- Deepen understanding of survivor trauma and abuser behavior
- Connect psychological theory to practical case work
- Enhance ability to contribute to effective prevention efforts
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