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Participants can enter at Level 1 Introductory Training and progress to Level 3 Advanced Training and Specialist Topic Days.
Dates for general awareness and Level 1 - 3 training.
Introductory level training for working and responding appropriately and safely with people experiencing family violence. Understand the complexities and the impact family violence has on families, and the effect on a person’s dignity and wellbeing. Explore entrapment theory, coercive control and resistance, and learn how to use the Recognise / Respond / Refer model.
Foundational level training supporting practitioners who work within organisations receiving referrals to support people experiencing family violence. This session explores entrapment theory, coercive control and resistance, and applying a framework for Dignity Driven Practice.
This new offering will be available later in the year
Develop your skills and deepen your understanding of how to provide practical and effective support to people experiencing family violence. This training explores the complexities of risk, how to undertake informed risk assessments, and how to implement client-led and client-centred interventions.
This training is for those who are skilled in working with people who are experiencing family violence. Building on the concepts of entrapment, resistance and response-based practice at level 1 and 2, this level 3 training is focused on becoming agents for systemic change.
The session addresses the most challenging parts of advocacy; it explores how to advocate against Participants will build skills to support systemic responses such as coordinating multi-agency responses, building community alliances, and utilising information sharing.
This specialist training day is designed to grow your skills in working with men who use family violence. It will provide practical tools and strategies you can apply directly in your work. The day is interactive and practice-focused, tailored to meet the needs of practitioners engaging with users of violence. There will be practical tools and strategies for how to approach and engage someone who uses violence and maintaining dignity when working with users of violence.
This training builds on the Level 1 and Level 2 training and delves deeper into understanding how children experience family violence, coercive control, and entrapment. It draws on emerging research and practice in this field, alongside a child rights perspective under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. The day also deepens understanding of social entrapment, exploring social and systemic inequities and children’s experiences of the Family Court in the context of family violence.
Introductory level training for working and responding appropriately and safely with people experiencing family violence. Understand the complexities and the impact family violence has on families, and the effect on a person’s dignity and wellbeing. Explore entrapment theory, coercive control and resistance, and learn how to use the Recognise / Respond / Refer model.
Foundational level training supporting practitioners who work within organisations receiving referrals to support people experiencing family violence. This session explores entrapment theory, coercive control and resistance, and applying a framework for Dignity Driven Practice.
This new offering will be available later in the year
Develop your skills and deepen your understanding of how to provide practical and effective support to people experiencing family violence. This training explores the complexities of risk, how to undertake informed risk assessments, and how to implement client-led and client-centred interventions.
This training is for those who are skilled in working with people who are experiencing family violence. Building on the concepts of entrapment, resistance and response-based practice at level 1 and 2, this level 3 training is focused on becoming agents for systemic change.
The session addresses the most challenging parts of advocacy; it explores how to advocate against Participants will build skills to support systemic responses such as coordinating multi-agency responses, building community alliances, and utilising information sharing.
This specialist training day is designed to grow your skills in working with men who use family violence. It will provide practical tools and strategies you can apply directly in your work. The day is interactive and practice-focused, tailored to meet the needs of practitioners engaging with users of violence. There will be practical tools and strategies for how to approach and engage someone who uses violence and maintaining dignity when working with users of violence.
This training builds on the Level 1 and Level 2 training and delves deeper into understanding how children experience family violence, coercive control, and entrapment. It draws on emerging research and practice in this field, alongside a child rights perspective under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. The day also deepens understanding of social entrapment, exploring social and systemic inequities and children’s experiences of the Family Court in the context of family violence.
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Very informative workshops run by highly educated trainers. I love their empathetic approach and their focus on letting the women to lead their journeys.
I attended the Level 1 - Introductory Training at Shine. It was an extremely informative day. The trainers were great; providing good resources and challenging material for consideration. Attendee participation, questions and discussion were encouraged, making it not only a useful training, but also an enjoyable day.
Excellent training packed with practical knowledge blended with the latest research. The facilitators were friendly, welcoming, inspiring, and very good at guiding us through the course. I think everyone should do the family violence courses given the prevalence of this issue in our communities. Together we can create the changes we want to see and uplift one another.
Attended the shine level 2 & 3 training, Level 3 was amazing and very informative. Guest speakers were amazing, I learnt so much and now I have a better understanding of how I can incorporate the entrapment model into my practise.
