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.
Intervention Between Two Homes
Additional Information
This course is designed to meet the Amicus training requirements of HB 2530, as well as PF and Custody Evaluation training (This includes 3 of the 8 hrs. required for parenting facilitators and coordinators).
4 Hrs. CEU and CLE, 1 hrs. ethics for Social Workers, LPCs, LMFTs, Psychologists, and Attorneys
This training 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 amid high-conflict situations. Participants also gain practical, research-supported skills in child interviewing and in addressing unhealthy parenting and co-parenting patterns to support informed, child-centered decision-making.
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.
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