Domestic Abuse For Managers Training Course

Our Domestic Abuse Awareness for Managers course is designed for leaders in health and social care looking to strengthen their understanding of domestic abuse and improve safeguarding responses.
£12.50 inc. VAT
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Domestic Abuse For Managers Overview

Our course explores how domestic abuse can present and equips managers with the knowledge to respond effectively and responsibly. It covers key definitions, types of abuse, warning signs, and the specific challenges faced by different groups, such as children, older adults, and those with additional support needs.

Across four focused units, learners will examine patterns of abuse including stalking, coercive control, forced marriage, and honour-based violence. The course also provides guidance on navigating disclosures, working within legal frameworks like the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, and developing effective safeguarding procedures. Designed for care managers and team leaders, this CPD-certified course is delivered fully online and includes a final knowledge check to reinforce learning and support compliance.
Duration
1h 25m
Number of Units
4
Accreditation
CPD certified
Course Category
Health & Social Care

Learning Outcomes

  • To gain an understanding of the term ‘Domestic Abuse’
  • To gain an understanding of the prevalence of Domestic Abuse
  • To gain an understanding of misconceptions surrounding Domestic Abuse
  • To gain an understanding of how national policy and strategy in relation to Domestic Abuse has changed over time
  • To gain an understanding of the law and legislation in place to protect against Domestic Abuse
  • To gain an understanding of how to report and respond to suspected Domestic Abuse

Training Units

Managers play a vital role in recognising and responding to domestic abuse within care settings. Our training units provide a thorough understanding of the different types of abuse, how to identify warning signs, respond appropriately, and align with safeguarding duties and legislation.

What is Domestic Abuse?

20m

This unit defines domestic abuse, outlines its typical patterns, and highlights how it can affect individuals and families, both in person and online.

  • Defining Domestic Abuse
  • The Cycle Of Abuse
  • Domestic Abuse Online
  • Domestic Abuse And Children

Recognising Domestic Abuse

20m

Learners will explore different forms of abuse and how they may present in health and social care contexts, including physical and behavioural indicators.

  • Coercive Control
  • Types Of Abuse
  • Stalking And Harassment
  • Forced Marriage And Honour-Based Abuse

Responding to Suspected Domestic Abuse

20m

This unit offers practical guidance on responding to disclosures, understanding safeguarding responsibilities, and connecting individuals to the right support.

  • How To Handle A Disclosure
  • When Safeguarding Duties Do Apply
  • When Safeguarding Duties Do Not Apply
  • The Support Available

Legislation, Policy and Strategy

15m

Learners will gain insight into relevant policy and law, including best practices and strategic planning in care settings.

  • Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (Clare’s Law)
  • The Domestic Abuse Act 2021
  • Further Legislation

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