Turning point: Engaging Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse for Change

Confidently recognise the signs of domestic abuse, including subtle patterns that may be

overlooked

Identify perpetrators with clarity and care, understanding how they present and the impact

of misidentification

Explore the societal and personal benefits of engaging perpetrators in meaningful

intervention, and why this work matters

Learn the principles of motivational interviewing to foster change and accountability

Build rapport with perpetrators: Discover how connection and trust can open the door to

intervention and transformation

Engage in interactive exercises and role plays to apply learning in real-world scenarios

Understand the referral process: Know when and how to refer perpetrators to appropriate

support services

Examine real case studies to explore:

- What is a perpetrator?

- The fears and barriers professionals face when working with perpetrators?

- How bias can shape our responses and how to challenge it