Coercive control and the Domestic Abuse Act
Learn how to identify and understand coercive control as a form of domestic abuse.
Course summary
This course covers the meaning of coercive control, how to identify it and ask questions that encourage disclosure by victims.
You’ll learn to identify, understand, and respond effectively to coercive control.
Course information
Level: Introductory (Level 3)
Live webinar
- Available for: Groups
- Duration: 2 hours
What this course covers
Face to face and webinar training includes:
how to recognise and resist victim-blaming
housing and homelessness legislation and the Domestic Abuse Act
resources for both workers and their clients
What you'll learn
At the end of this training, you'll be able to:
define and identify coercive control
ask effective questions that invite disclosure
know how to record coercive control
understand the key components of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021
identify when to signpost to further resources
Who this training is for
You don't need any prior knowledge of homelessness or domestic abuse for this course.
You might work for a local authority in housing or homelessness, or as an adviser.
Continuing Professional Development
Gain points towards your professional development from the CPD Certification Service with Shelter training and events.
