Family Violence and Child Interviewing in Family Law Cases
Focusing on Fundamentals
This on demand course is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Log in as often as you like for 30 days.
Equips professionals to recognize family violence dynamics in legal settings, apply evidence-based interventions to enhance safety and reduce emotional harm, and preserve healthy parent–child relationships.
Focusing on Fundamentals
Additional Information
Family Violence, Child Interviewing & High-Conflict Family Intervention
Meet the Amicus Training Requirements of HB 2530 — Plus PF & Custody Evaluation Training
4 Hours CEU/CLE | 1 Hour Ethics
Approved for Social Workers, LPCs, LMFTs, Psychologists, and Attorneys
Includes 3 of the 8 required training hours for Texas Parenting Facilitators and Parenting Coordinators
Professionals working with high-conflict families need more than an understanding of family violence—they need practical tools for recognizing risk, conducting effective assessments, and responding to complex family dynamics.
This comprehensive training equips professionals to recognize family violence dynamics in legal and forensic settings, apply evidence-informed intervention strategies, and promote safety while reducing the emotional impact of conflict on children. Participants will develop practical skills for interviewing children, identifying unhealthy parenting and co-parenting patterns, and addressing family dynamics that can complicate intervention and decision-making.
Designed for professionals working at the intersection of mental health, family law, and child-focused services, this training connects clinical concepts with real-world application. Participants will leave with strategies they can incorporate into their professional practice to support informed, ethical, and child-centered decision-making in families experiencing separation, litigation, family violence, and high conflict.
Whether you are a Parenting Facilitator, Parenting Coordinator, Custody Evaluator, mental-health professional, or Amicus Attorney, this training provides practical knowledge you can immediately apply when working with families navigating complex and challenging circumstances.
While hosted by Between Two Homes, LLC, this 4-hour seminar was presented by Dr. Tammi Axelson and Dr. Aaron Robb.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn about different types of abuse and the behaviors, functions, and impacts of each.
- Identify different categories of violence and why understanding them is important in assessing future risk.
- review evidence-based interventions to minimize emotional hardship while maximizing safety for all family members.
- Explore strategies for assessing domestic violence and implementing interventions.
