Domestic Abuse Training

The Crime Survey for England and Wales estimated that in the year ending March 2024, 2.38m people aged 16+ experienced domestic abuse.

Based on a recovery model Sue Penna has developed since 2005, our CPD accredited courses use a Trauma-Informed Approach to help practitioners work with clients on a range of issues including:

  • Understanding the dynamics of abuse and abusive relationships
  • Post abuse recovery from the impact of coercion and control on adults and children
  • Assessment of coercive control and risk
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Hope2Recovery Toolkit Facilitator Training

Our two-day course in facilitating our 6-week first steps to recovery Toolkit for any adult who is experiencing/has experienced domestic abuse.

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Domestic Abuse Recovery Toolkit Facilitator Training

Our three-day course in facilitating our 12-week recovery Toolkit for adults and children who have experienced domestic abuse.

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Inspiring Families Toolkit Facilitator Training

Our two-day course to train how to deliver or 10-week assessment programme for families where domestic abuse has been identified but they want to stay together.

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Coercion and Control Enquiry Training

Our one-day training course teaches participants to use a structured assessment tool to assist in the identification of coercion and control within a relationship.

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These intensive training courses will inspire and motivate front line staff to improve the effectiveness of their interactions with people through trauma-informed practice

Programme Facilitator

From the first session the children absolutely blossomed, they opened up and talked about their thoughts and feelings and it was clear to see how much they enjoyed finding their voices.

Toolkit Facilitator