What Every Social Worker Should Know About Domestic or Intimate Partner Violence- Presented by the North Carolina Chapter

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What Every Social Worker Should Know About Domestic or Intimate Partner Violence- Presented by the North Carolina Chapter

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1 Domestic Violence

Course Number:

NC10262017

Original Program Date:

October 25, 2017

Duration:

1 hour 10 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Domestic Violence /Intimate Partner Violence, Clinical Treatment, General Social Work ... (show more)

Category: Domestic Violence /Intimate Partner Violence, Clinical Treatment, General Social Work, Veterans / PTSD / TBI (show less)

Other: North Carolina

Other: North Carolina
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Presented by: NASW North Carolina Chapter

Recognizing and Reducing Barriers to Engaging Survivors and Families Experiencing Domestic Violence allows social workers to engage more effectively when they recognize barriers that may effect outreach to DV survivors. Educating ourselves about DV will help identify survivors and children who may be suffering from undiagnosed trauma due to exposure to DV. Join us on this webinar to gain an understanding about DV and find out about available resources that will help empower families to make informed choices about their options.

1 Domestic Violence

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Non-Member	$30.00
Member	$15.00

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