Course | Domestic Violence by Wayne State University

• Self-paced
• 1 credit
• Certificate Offered

Description

This training focuses on recognizing, responding to, and supporting individuals experiencing domestic violence. Participants will learn about the cycle of abuse, signs of intimate partner violence, barriers to leaving an abusive relationship, and best practices for providing assistance in healthcare and community settings.

Target Audience

Healthcare professionals, social workers, law enforcement personnel, educators, HR professionals, and community advocates who may interact with individuals affected by domestic violence.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this training, you will be able to:
• Define intimate partner violence (IPV) and understand its impact on victims and communities.
• Identify signs and patterns of domestic violence, including physical, emotional, financial, and digital abuse.
• Recognize common barriers preventing victims from leaving abusive situations.
• Apply trauma-informed strategies to support and refer victims to appropriate resources.

Credit

Credit may be available for this course and may vary by country or institution. Please verify eligibility with the Wayne State University.