40-Hour Domestic Violence Advocate and Counseling Training Introduction
Now available online
Shepherd’s Door Domestic Violence Resource and Educational Center is dedicated to helping victims and survivors of domestic violence, as well as their families, who have suffered an emotional injury as a result of a crime. Shepherd’s Door staff and volunteer case management team work closely with victims, advocates and mental health providers to ensure that victims of domestic violence are aware and can take advantage of community services available to them for healing and support.
Training Outline
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Introduction to Training
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Before you begin
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40-Hour Domestic Violence Advocate and Counseling Training
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Module 1 | History of Domestic Violence
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History of Domestic Violence Presentation
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Module's 1 Videos
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M1 Important Stages of the Battered Women’s Movement in the United States
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Module 2 | Overview and Dynamics
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Overview and Dynamics Presentation
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M2-1 Truths and Societal Attitudes
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M2-2 4 Types of Abuse Handout
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M2-3 Animal Abuse
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M2-4 Domestic Violence Facts
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M2-5 Health Consequences
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M2-6 D.V. Facts California
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M2-7 Red Flags for Abusive Relationships
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M2-8 Cycle of Violence • 4 Stages
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M2-9 Equality Wheel
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M2-10 Abuse of Children Wheel
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M2-11 Nurturing Children Wheel
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M2-12 Power and Control Wheel
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M2-13 Continuum of Family Violence
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M2-14 Dilemmas in Leaving an Abusive Relationship
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M2-15 Shame Resilience Worksheet Quiz
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Module 3 | Direct Service Issues
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Direct Client Services Presentation
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Counseling Domestic Abuse Victims
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M3-1 Guiding Principles for Counseling Survivors of Domestic Violence
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M3-2 Empowerment Wheel
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M3-3 What is Crisis Intervention?
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M3-4 A Guide to Working With Women in Crisis
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M3-5 Check Yourself: A peer counselor’s guide to self-awareness
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M3-6 Common Domestic Violence Terms
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M3-7 Goals of Peer Counseling
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M3-8 Empathetic Response Leads
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M3-9 SOLER • Attentive Listening Skills
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M3-10 Non-verbal Communication: Typical Gestures and Interpretations
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M3-11 Active Listening Exercises
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M3-12 Active Listening Techniques
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M3-13 What is Crisis Intervention?
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Module 4 | Safety and Assessment
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Assessment, Screening & Safety Planning Presentation
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Additional Information
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M4-1 Danger Assessment
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M4-2 The Facts on Guns and Domestic Violence
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M4-3 Suicide • Facts at a Glance
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M4-4 PLAID PALS
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M4-5 Suicide Prevention: Spotting The Signs and Helping a Suicidal Person
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M4-6 Safety Plan for a Friend, Relative, or Co-Worker Who Is Being Abused by an Intimate Partner
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M4-7 Domestic Violence Personalized Safety Plan
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M4-8 My Safety Plan at Work
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M4-9 Items to Take Checklist
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M4-10 Safety Tips for Victims of Domestic Violence
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M-4-11 Domestic Violence: Safety Tips For You and Your Family
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M4-12 What You Need to Tell Your Client
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Module 5 | The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children and Youth
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The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children and Youth
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Module's 5 Videos
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M5-1 The Facts on Children and Domestic Violence
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M5-2 Nurturing Children Wheel
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M5-3 Child Abuse Wheel
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M5-4 The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children
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M5-5 Attachment Explained
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M5-6 A Child’s Own Safety Plan
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M5-7 What to Take Activity
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Module 6 | Teen Dating Abuse
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Teen Dating Abuse Presentation
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Teen Dating Violence Video
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M6-1 The Facts on Tweens and Teens and Dating Violence
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M6-2 The Connection Between Dating Violence and Unhealthy Behaviors
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M6-3 Truths and Societal Attitudes Handout
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M6-4 21 Warning Signs
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M6-5 Equality Wheel for Teens
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M6-6 Teen Power and Control Wheel
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M6-7 Personalized Safety Plan for Teens
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M6-8 Truths and Societal Attitudes
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Module 7 | Cultural Responsiveness
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Cultural Responsiveness Presentation
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Module's 7 Video
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M7-1 Culture: What It Is, Who Owns It, Claims It, Changes It
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M7-2 Misconceptions & Realities about Domestic Violence in LGBT Relationships
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M7-3 Misconceptions & Realities about Survivors of Domestic Violence
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M7-4 White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack
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Module 8 | Working with Populations with Complex/Unique Issues
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1 - Working with Populations with Complex/Unique Issues Presentation
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Module's 8 Videos
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2 - Working with Populations with Complex/Unique Issues Presentations
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M8-1 Elder Abuse Prevalence and Incidence
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M8-2 Abuse in Later Life Wheel
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M8-3 Elder Abuse: Safety Tips
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M8-4 The Facts on Immigrant Women and Domestic Violence
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M8-5 Immigrant Power and Control Wheel
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M8-6 Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence
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Pastor's Word
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Executive Director's of Immigration Resource Center of San Gabriel Valley Word - Part 1
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Executive Director's of Immigration Resource Center of San Gabriel Valley Word - Part 2
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Module 9 | Legal Issues and Restraining Orders
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Legal Issues and Restraining Orders Presentation
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M9-1 Enforcing a Restraining Order
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M9-2 Renewing a Restraining Order
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M9-3 Getting a Restraining Order
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M9-4 DV-100 Form
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M9-5 California Codes | Title 17
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M9-6 Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault & Work
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M9-7 Renewing a Restraining Order
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Domestic Violence Counselor's Word
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Family Law Attorney's Word
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Pasadena Police Detective's Word
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Module 10 | Employment Protections for Survivors of Violence
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Employment Protections for Survivors of Violence Presentation
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Toolkit for Employment Rights in California
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Module 11 | Confidentiality and Privilege
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M11-1 Evidence Code: Section 1037-1037.8
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Final Quiz
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Quiz Questions
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How much it cost
40-Hours Domestic Violence Counseling and Advocate Training
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$309.27
Regular price
IMPORTANT: You will have 30 days to complete the training. Access to the training will expire on the 31st day after your payment.
No Refunds! Thank you for understanding.
* NOTE: A fee of 2.9% + $0.30 has been applied to the total cost.