Two-Day Course: FDV-informed Practice Supervision Training

Online Two-Day Course: FDV-informed Practice Supervision Training

Special Virtual General Admission $495.00 - normally priced at $595.00

Special Virtual Student Admission $295.00 - normally priced at $395.00

Family and Domestic Violence-informed Supervisor training is a two-day tertiary course. This course provides the advanced knowledge and skills for staff to be able to undertake in-depth, comprehensive FDV and sexual violence-informed supervision to their staff. Participants will also learn the competencies of effective supervisors, function of supervision, and processes while bringing FDV and sexual violence-informed skills into supervision.

This course is recommended for supervisors and managers who have attended previous FDV-informed training.

Learning outcomes:

1. Building competencies of effective supervisors
2. Identifying and having a greater understanding of the functions of supervision
3. Understanding purpose and good practice principles of FDV and sexual violence-informed Practice Supervision
4. Identifying the functions of FDV-informed practice supervision
5. Confidence in bringing FDV and sexual violence-informed practice skills into supervision.

Day one overview - Thursday, 14 November, 2024

• Redefining FDV and coercive control
• Prevalence of FDV and sexual violence in practice
• Unpacking competencies of effective supervisors
• Mapping functions of supervision
• Introduction to the Purpose and Principles of FDV and Sexual violence-informed practice supervision

Day two overview - Thursday, 21 November, 2024

• Mapping functions of FDV and sexual violence-informed practice supervision
• Process of FDV and sexual violence-informed practice supervision
• How to bring FDV and sexual violence-informed practice into supervision (skills building)
• Understanding Safe Uncertainty and bringing skills into FDV and sexual violence practice supervision
• Social Graces: How can we reflect on privilege within FDV and sexual violence-informed supervision
• Adopting self-care strategies when exposed to FDV.

Trainer: Jolene Ellat, CEO of DART Institute Australia 

Target Audience

• Team Leaders and Supervisors who have the responsibility and oversight of staff working in Family and Domestic Violence 
• This course is recommended for supervisors and managers who have attended previous FDV-informed training.

For all training questions, email Sharon at info@dartgroupaustralia.com.au