Family and Domestic Violence Early Intervention Skill Set
Want to grow your support skills and knowledge, supporting others? This short course skill set is ideal for anyone working in a healthcare or community services setting, but is also very useful for anyone who would like to develop skills in this area.
For people who are victims of family and domestic violence, being able to offer support and assistance in a targeted way is an important strategy to stop early signs of violence from escalating.
This short course skill set is ideal for anyone working in a healthcare or community services setting, but is also very useful for anyone who would like to develop skills in this area.
You’ll learn about using effective questioning, active listening and rapport building to gain trust and gather information for early intervention for domestic and family violence.
The training also covers ethical considerations; legal aspects such as legislative and statutory requirements and reporting; procedures, practices and standards; and referral sources and associated protocols.
This skill set consists of units from nationally recognised and accredited qualifications. Successful completion can provide credit, should you pursue further study in a related qualification.
Training option
- Fee-free
Industry area
- Education and Community Services
Study area
- Community Services
Course ID
- National ID: AE648
- WA State ID: AE648
This course is available from registered training organisations (accredited private training providers) that are also funded through Jobs and Skills WA. Select from the list below, and follow the link to the provider's website for further information about the course and how to enrol.
Learn effective questioning, active listening, and rapport building for early intervention in domestic and family violence.
This skill set is designed to equip you with the essential tools for early intervention in cases of domestic and family violence. You will learn how to use effective questioning techniques, active listening, and rapport-building strategies to gain trust and gather critical information. The training also covers:
- Ethical Considerations: Understanding the moral responsibilities involved in handling sensitive situations.
- Legal Aspects: A comprehensive overview of legislative and statutory requirements, including mandatory reporting.
- Procedures and Standards: Best practices, protocols, and standards for handling domestic and family violence cases.
- Referral Sources: How to identify and utilise appropriate referral sources and understand the protocols associated with them.
This skill set is ideal for healthcare and community service professionals, as well as anyone interested in developing these vital skills.
Units:
CHCDFV001 - Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
As well as learning about early intervention for domestic and family violence. This skill set also covers ethical considerations; legal aspects such as legislative and statutory requirements and reporting; procedures, practices and standards; and referral sources and associated protocols.
Please consider the following carefully before enrolling: The unit within this skill set may be triggering for people who have experienced Family and domestic violence, trauma, mental health issues, alcohol and other drug issues, risk of suicide and/or crisis. Please ensure you have sufficient support networks for the duration of your study.
Delivery location
This course is not currently available at any private training providers.
For people who are victims of family and domestic violence, being able to offer support and assistance in a targeted way is an important strategy to stop early signs of violence from escalating.
This short course skill set is ideal for anyone working in a healthcare or community services setting, but is also very useful for anyone who would like to develop skills in this area.
You’ll learn about using effective questioning, active listening and rapport building to gain trust and gather information for early intervention for domestic and family violence.
The training also covers ethical considerations; legal aspects such as legislative and statutory requirements and reporting; procedures, practices and standards; and referral sources and associated protocols.
This skill set consists of units from nationally recognised and accredited qualifications. Successful completion can provide credit, should you pursue further study in a related qualification.
Training option
- Fee-free
Industry area
- Education and Community Services
Study area
- Community Services
Course ID
- National ID: AE648
- WA State ID: AE648
To find out more about doing this course at a WA TAFE college, select one of the TAFEs listed below to read their course descriptions. You'll also be able to see at which TAFE campus/es the course is delivered.
If you would like further information such as when the course is available and how to enrol, and details of course fees, or if you have questions about how the course is delivered, please follow the Find out more link to go to the TAFE's website where you will find full course details and contact information so that you can speak to the TAFE directly.
Learn effective questioning, active listening, and rapport building for early intervention in domestic and family violence.
This skill set is designed to equip you with the essential tools for early intervention in cases of domestic and family violence. You will learn how to use effective questioning techniques, active listening, and rapport-building strategies to gain trust and gather critical information. The training also covers:
- Ethical Considerations: Understanding the moral responsibilities involved in handling sensitive situations.
- Legal Aspects: A comprehensive overview of legislative and statutory requirements, including mandatory reporting.
- Procedures and Standards: Best practices, protocols, and standards for handling domestic and family violence cases.
- Referral Sources: How to identify and utilise appropriate referral sources and understand the protocols associated with them.
This skill set is ideal for healthcare and community service professionals, as well as anyone interested in developing these vital skills.
Units:
CHCDFV001 - Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
As well as learning about early intervention for domestic and family violence. This skill set also covers ethical considerations; legal aspects such as legislative and statutory requirements and reporting; procedures, practices and standards; and referral sources and associated protocols.
Please consider the following carefully before enrolling: The unit within this skill set may be triggering for people who have experienced Family and domestic violence, trauma, mental health issues, alcohol and other drug issues, risk of suicide and/or crisis. Please ensure you have sufficient support networks for the duration of your study.
Delivery location
Learn effective questioning, active listening, and rapport building for early intervention in domestic and family violence.
This skill set is designed to equip you with the essential tools for early intervention in cases of domestic and family violence. You will learn how to use effective questioning techniques, active listening, and rapport-building strategies to gain trust and gather critical information. The training also covers:
- Ethical Considerations: Understanding the moral responsibilities involved in handling sensitive situations.
- Legal Aspects: A comprehensive overview of legislative and statutory requirements, including mandatory reporting.
- Procedures and Standards: Best practices, protocols, and standards for handling domestic and family violence cases.
- Referral Sources: How to identify and utilise appropriate referral sources and understand the protocols associated with them.
This skill set is ideal for healthcare and community service professionals, as well as anyone interested in developing these vital skills.
Units:
CHCDFV001 - Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
As well as learning about early intervention for domestic and family violence. This skill set also covers ethical considerations; legal aspects such as legislative and statutory requirements and reporting; procedures, practices and standards; and referral sources and associated protocols.
Please consider the following carefully before enrolling: The unit within this skill set may be triggering for people who have experienced Family and domestic violence, trauma, mental health issues, alcohol and other drug issues, risk of suicide and/or crisis. Please ensure you have sufficient support networks for the duration of your study.
Locations
This course is not currently available at any private training providers.
This course is fee-free for everyone!
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Disclaimer
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