Turning point: Engaging Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse for Change

Name: Turning point: Engaging Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse for Change
Start: 2026-10-12T04:30:00-0400
End: 2026-10-12T12:30:00-0400

Mon, 12 Oct, 4:30am - 12:30pm EDT

Online Event

The Change Project

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Description

A one day training course on how to engage perpetrators of domestic abuse with a view to moving towards behavioural change. Topics covered are:

Recognising Domestic Abuse
Identifying perpetrators
The benefits of working with perpetrators
Motivational interviewing
Making a connection and building a rapport with perpetrators to encourage support and engagement
Interactive exercises and role plays
How interventions work
Referral pathways

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The Change Project

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Where Change Begins

Abuse doesn't always look the way people expect.
It can be hidden, normalised, misunderstood.
And too often, it goes unchallenged until it escalates.

The Change Project exists to change that!

We stand alongside individuals, families, and communities to challenge abuse at its roots. Through education, early intervention, and specialist support. We help people recognise the signs, understand the impact and take steps towards safer, healthier relationships.

We don't wait for crisis.
We work to prevent it.

From young people learning about healthy relationships, to professionals navigating complex cases, to individuals accessing trauma-informed counselling, we create opportunities for change at every stage.

What makes us different is how our services connect.
What we learn in one area strengthens another.

Insights from our counselling shape our education.
Our stalking intervention work highlights emerging risks.
Our frontline experience keeps everything we deliver real, relevant, and responsive.

This isn't a collection of services.
It's a connected system, designed to reduce harm, support recovery, and create lasting change.

Abuse thrives in silence.
And change starts when we stand up to it.