Workshop:Understanding the Ripple Effects of Family Violence
- 53% of children witnessing family violence will also be victims
- Study shows that 59% of mothers of abused children were beaten by their partners
- Children exposed to violence may be markedly affected in their behaviour, brain development and emotional and psychological well-being
- “Many of the risk factors that are highly associated with child maltreatment are the same factors that put women at risk for domestic violence, and children at risk for juvenile violence.”
What can be done to help families break this cycle? - How different family members are affected by family violence.
- Recognising the Symptoms
- Practical ways to assist children and families
- The Cycle of Violence and what the keys to breaking the cycle are
- Encouraging non-violent problem-solving
- Is this child safe now?
- Practical ways of talking to children about family violence
- Domestic Violence Act and Protection Orders
- Cycle of abuse
This workshop is particularly suitable for Family Support and Whanau Workers, Teachers, Health Professionals, Counsellors, Social Workers, and Community Workers.
This workshop will involve small and large group discussion, lecture and role play. Participants are also encouraged to share their ideas and experiences. Handouts will be provided and a certificate of attendance will be given to all those completing the workshop.
9.00am – 4.00pm
Lunch is generally at 12.30pm – 1.30pm
$243.00 for professional development
$143.00 for community based learning
Morning tea and afternoon tea will be provided - lunch is not provided
CPS reserves the right to cancel any workshop due to minimum registrations. Refunds will be given to participants of workshops cancelled by CPS.
Registrations cancelled by participants after registration will incur an administration fee of $50.00. No refunds will be applicable on or after workshop start date.
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