Intimate Partner Violence Training for Providers
Strength at Home Provider Training
Strength at Home is a structured intervention for addressing intimate partner violence and improving relationship functioning.
This training prepares providers to implement the model in clinical, community, and justice system settings.
Who Is This Training For
- Therapists and counselors
- Social workers and psychologists
- Domestic violence (DV) program facilitators
- Probation officers and court-affiliated professionals
- Agency and program administrators
What You’ll Learn
- Use a structured framework to understand and treat intimate partner violence
- Understand how trauma shapes partner violence and relationship dynamics
- Apply trauma-informed strategies when working with individuals who use violence
- Learn the research supporting the Strength at Home model
- Engage and motivate resistant or ambivalent clients
- Build an effective and cohesive group environment
How the Training Works
- Two-day interactive training
- Delivered virtually (live, instructor-led)
- Session-by-session implementation guidance
- Guided skills practice and clinical examples
Training Overview
Day 1
- Understanding models of trauma and partner violence and their clinical application
- Engagement and motivational strategies
- Building alliance and group cohesion
Day 2
- Step-by-step review of program sessions
- Core intervention strategies
What You’ll Be Able To Do After Training
- Implement the Strength at Home model in your setting
- Run structured groups or individual interventions
- Apply trauma-informed approaches when working with IPV
Get Trained
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