Course description
Domestic Abuse and Professional Practice
Domestic abuse is a major public health issue; its impact is undeniable and affects all individuals but some more than others. This module considers this and the recognition of health and the promotion of wellbeing as one of the Sustainable Developmental Goals and is designed to offer students the space to explore and advance their knowledge and understanding about domestic abuse; risk assessment processes and theories; safety planning; as well as trauma-informed therapy.
The module’s main aim is to equip professional social workers and professional social and health care workers with the skills and knowledge that will empower them to facilitate a safe and secure environment when working with people with lived experience of domestic abuse.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Study at Level 6. Qualifications need to be clearly listed in the application.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
- Investigate and critically appraise the concept of domestic abuse.
- Explore and critically evaluate issues of diversity and plurality in relation to domestic abuse and social work practice.
- Critically examine government policy that safeguards individuals and families from domestic abuse and explore their applicability in practice.
- · Discuss critically various theories and strategies to empower individuals and families to respond to their experiences of domestic abuse, and examine their use in practice.
Expenses
Course Price: £833.50