Workshop registration applies to both Thursdays, May 22nd and May 29th, 8am-4pm each day. Lunch will be provided each day.

Topics Include:

• Safety when staying, when leaving, and after leaving

• Safety Plans vs. Risk Assessments

• Stalking and Technological safety

• Special Considerations: children, pets, and workplaces

• Risk considerations to staff

• Case studies, tools, and resources

• Complex Case Considerations

*Important: prerequisite to this workshop:

Introduction to Safety Planning Workshop or Equivalent--our Family Violence Educator will contact participants prior to the workshop to ensure familiarity with background concepts including the following:

• types of abuse and cycle of violence

• power dynamics and coercive control tactics

• family violence stereotypes and misconceptions

• barriers to leaving or accessing supports

• the role of stigma, shame and guilt

• effective responses to family violence

Organization Bookings:

Note: we are also able to offer this workshop to individual organizations that wish to book directly for their staff. please contact training@thetodaycentre.ca for inquiries