Treatment of Men and Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence

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CE Course Description

This course explores effective interventions for treating men and women who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV). It is designed to equip social workers, psychologists, therapists, and counselors with the tools to address the complicated and diverse landscape of the impact of abuse. Participants will examine the psychological, emotional, and physical consequences of IPV, understand the dynamics of abusive relationships, and explore trauma-informed, culturally sensitive methods of healing. The course examines evidence-based practices, including individual and group therapy, safety planning, empowerment tactics, and interagency collaboration. Ethical considerations, advocacy, and addressing barriers to recovery will also be emphasized to support professionals in fostering resilience and long-term rehabilitation for survivors.

Author: April Chen, LMSW

CE Course Objectives

1. Identify key impacts of intimate partner violence (IPV), which recognize the psychological, emotional, and physical consequences of IPV on survivors and discover the dynamics of abusive relationships.
2. Describe trauma-informed and culturally sensitive interventions using evidence-based practices, including individual and group therapy techniques, safety planning, and empowerment strategies to support survivors.
3. Recognize ethical and collaborative approaches to care that identify ethical considerations in IPV treatment and strategies for effective interagency collaboration to enhance survivor safety and recovery outcomes.

Course Date: 2025-03-13

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