Description
This four-part, pre-recorded webinar, presented by Chris Huffine, Psy.D, provides a comprehensive look at working with survivors or perpetrators of domestic violence. The four part series includes: Understanding Domestic Violence Beyond Physical Abuse, Screening for Domestic Violence, Intervening for Domestic Violence, and Safety Planning for Domestic Violence.
This content has been sourced with approval from OCADSV (Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence) and was designed for mental health providers.
Webinar recorded March 2 - April 13, 2022.
Target audience: Psychologists, mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, social workers, addiction counselors, and nurses.
This CE program is designated as beginner.
CE Content Category: Counseling Theory/Practice and the Counseling Relationship
This course contains 4 videos from OCADSV, with PowerPoint presentations for each.
Conflict of interest: Dr. Huffine is the author of the book, Becoming Allies, mentioned in this webinar.
Please note that there is language used (swear words) that may be offensive in this webcast.
CE credits for this online course will be provided only by At Health upon the online completion of the post-test and evaluation provided at the end of course.
Author Bio
Chris Huffine, Psy.D,
Dr. Huffine is a licensed psychologist in Portland, Oregon. He has worked with abusive partners in the field of intimate partner violence for nearly thirty years, helping thousands of abusive partners and hundreds of abused partners learn how to change their lives for the better.
In 2004, after twelve years at Men’s Resource Center and Women’s Counseling Center in Portland, Oregon, he founded Allies in Change, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Allies in Change offers over two dozen weekly abuse intervention groups that serve approximately 300 abusive men, women, and nonbinary people. Of particular note is the fact that a quarter of the group attendees at Allies in Change participate voluntarily.
Dr. Huffine also provides training to groups and individuals nationwide.
Jennifer Hopkinson, LCSW
Jennifer works at Clackamas Women's Services, where she participates in:
*Supervision, training, and management of a counseling staff of 5 plus interns.
*Program development including policy/procedure, records maintenance, data management, grant reporting, and billing infrastructure.
*Direct service provision of individual and group counseling services.
*Community education and training on trauma, domestic violence, and mental health.
*Larger coordinated community efforts for service improvement for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in the tri-county area.
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It is At Health's understanding that these programs meet the criteria of an approved continuing education program for social workers, professional counselors, marital and family therapists, and clinical pastoral therapists in Tennessee. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit.
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Page last modified or reviewed by athealth.com on Mar 27, 2023.
Learning Objectives
Based on the content of this course, I can:
- Contrast the different belief systems at play when working with both the abused and abusers
- Explain the role of anger in domestic violence
- Describe what to listen for when screening for domestic violence victimization
- List common misconceptions about domestic violence
- Summarize general guidelines in working with abused partners
- Summarize general guidelines in working with abusive partners
- Create a safety plan with a client who is currently in an abusive relationship or has left an abusive relationship
- Identify some things that may indicate higher danger for DV/IPV
- Give examples of tools for the abusive partner to stay non-abusive
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