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Domestic Abuse Support - Accredited Diploma Course

Name: Domestic Abuse Support - Accredited Diploma Course
Rating: 4.5 (88 reviews)

Empowering Advocates with Accredited Expertise in Domestic Abuse Intervention and Support

Created byJane Leach

Last updated 1/2026

English

What you'll learn

Learn how to help clients recognize Early Warning Signs
Comprehensive Psychological Insights in to victims and perpetrators
Practical Intervention Strategies to teach clients
Legal, Help and Support Systems
Develop essential communication skills to engage empathetically with survivors
Learn how to support survivors of domestic abuse
The impacts of domestic abuse on survivors and children
Learn how to help survivors vocalise and understand their situation
Learn how to help survivors move forward from any negative thoughts and beliefs they may be left with

Course content

11 sections • 41 lectures • 2h 43m total length

Introduction2:16

Meet Your Tutor1:21
Down Load Course Hand Book0:14
The handbook for the Domestic Abuse Diploma Course provides a comprehensive guide covering various aspects of domestic abuse. It includes detailed insights into the dynamics of abusive relationships, practical tools for intervention, and strategies for supporting victims. The handbook delves into understanding the psychological impact of abuse, recognizing red and green flags, and implementing safety measures. It offers resources for self-care, effective communication, and empowering survivors. Additionally, the handbook explores the role of professionals in addressing domestic abuse. Through in-depth modules and practical exercises, the handbook aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to make a meaningful impact in the field of domestic abuse advocacy.

Domestic Abuse Course Tool Box0:14
The Toolbox accompanying the Domestic Abuse Diploma Course is a comprehensive set of resources designed to empower students with practical skills and knowledge. It includes intervention strategies, risk assessment tools, and safety planning templates to assist victims. Students will learn to recognize early warning signs, create safe spaces, and support individuals in their journey towards healing and empowerment. The Toolbox covers a range of topics, from identifying negative thought patterns to promoting positive beliefs, fostering happiness, and guiding survivors to reclaim their identities. With these resources, students can actively apply their learning, making informed and impactful contributions in various areas of domestic abuse advocacy, whether supporting clients, aiding in self-discovery, or creating positive change within communities.

Physical abuse in a domestic abuse setting4:22
Recognise various forms of emotional abuse in a domestic abuse setting.3:08
Recognise various forms of sexual abuse in the context of domestic abuse3:20
Recognise forms of financial abuse2:58
Recognise different forms of isolation that could be used in domestic abuse3:32
Recognise stalking in a domestic abuse situation.3:22
Harmless fun or is it?5:01
TYPES OF ABUSE

Gaslighting4:22
Understand what gaslighting is, what it looks like and the impact gaslighting has on the victim
Breadcrumbing3:46
Understand what breadcrumbing is, what it looks like and the impact breadcrumbing can have on the victim
Stonewalling4:25
Understand what stonewalling is, what it looks like and the impact stonewalling can have on the victim
Ghosting3:44
Understand what ghosting is, what it looks like and the impact ghosting can have on the victim
Benching4:01
Understand what benching is, what it looks like and the impact benching can have on the victim
Negging4:16
Understand what negging is, what it looks like and the impact negging can have on the victim
Love bombing4:49
Understand what love bombing is, what it looks like and the impact love bombing can have on the victim
More abusive language styles8:52
Understand further abusive language styles and strategies to help your client combat them

Can perpetrators of domestic abuse change?4:51
Understanding the possibilities of a perpetrator changing.
Healthy relationship v Abusive relationship6:46
Understanding the differences between healthy & abusive relationships and what that could look like.
Safety4:52
The importance of safety & creating a safety plan
Charities4:05
Learn how charities can help and where to get that help in the UK
Clare's Law /Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS)3:00
What is Clare's Law
MARAC3:59
Understand the role of MARAC
REALITY CHECK

Recovery4:54
Looking at various ways to aid recovery and empowerment
I still love the perpetrator4:35
Why a victim continues to feel love for the perpetrator and suggestions to help them override those feelings and see the reality of their situation.
Transitioning from negative to positive emotions3:47
How to help ones self or clients transition form negative to positive emotions
S.M.A.R.T Goals5:06
How S.M.A.R.T Goals can aid in a domestic abuse victims recovery.
Recovery

Requirements

No experience or qualifications necessary. An interest in the subject and a desire to make a positive change in the lives of those experiencing or who have experienced domestic abuse.

Description

Dive into the complexities of domestic abuse with our comprehensive course. Delve into the psychological and emotional aspects, understanding the patterns of abuse and effects on victims. We provide a nuanced exploration, covering the various forms of abuse and the dynamics within relationships. You'll gain valuable insights into the factors that contribute to abusive situations and the challenges faced by those affected.

Our course goes beyond theory, offering many practical tools and strategies for intervention and support. Whether you're seeking personal growth, support or preparing for a role in assisting others, this course equips you with the knowledge to make a positive impact. Embrace a holistic perspective on domestic abuse, fostering empathy and empowering you to contribute meaningfully to the well-being of individuals affected by such challenges. Join us on this educational journey to enhance your understanding, compassion, and ability to effect positive change in the realm of domestic abuse.

Course Modules

Domestic Abuse Diploma Course

Module-1-What is Domestic Abuse

Who are the perpetrators & victims

Statistics

Why People Commit Domestic abuse

Module-2 -Types of Abuse

Different Forms of Abuse

What is Physical abuse

Is it Harmless fun?

Emotional/psychological abuse

(TRIGGER WARNING) Sexual abuse in the context of domestic abuse

Financial abuse.

Isolation as a form of domestic abuse

Stalking in the context of domestic abuse

Module-3-Abusers Tactics

Gaslighting

Breadcrumbing

Stonewalling

Ghosting

Benching

Negging

Love Bombing Abusive language styles

Module-4-Abusers Possible Personality disorders

Narcissism

Covert narcissist

Sociopaths

Module-5-Effects of Domestic Abuse

Cycle of Abuse

Trauma Bonding

Stockholm Syndrome

Consequences of Domestic Abuse

Domestic abuse and the effects on children

Module-6-Reality Check

Can perpetrators of domestic abuse change?

Healthy relationship v abusive relationship

Safety

Domestic abuse charities

Clair’s Law

MARAC

Module-7-Recovery

Still Love the Abuser

Smart goals & how they can help

Transitioning from negative to positive emotions examples

Course Completion

Module- 8- Additional Information:

Understand the tools in your main tool box. + Supplementary Tools

Details on the Optional Final Assessment which is at a nominal administration cost of £15.

This training course is accredited by the International Association of Therapists, on gaining a successful assessment result, students are eligible for a greatly discounted annual membership. IAOT membership has extensive benefits, including a free directory listing on their international online directory to promote yourself and your business.

TOOL KIT

This course provides an extensive toolkit curated to equip participants with practical skills and resources. It ensures they can offer meaningful support in diverse aspects of domestic abuse, from recognizing early warning signs and creating a safe environment to rediscovering oneself, transforming negative thoughts into positive beliefs, and cultivating lasting happiness, among other vital skills to help clients, those you wish to help or yourself break the cycle of abuse and find happiness.

Who this course is for:

Are you passionate about supporting survivors of domestic abuse or considering a career in counselling, social work, or advocacy? Our comprehensive course is designed for individuals interested in making a positive impact on the lives of those affected by domestic abuse. Whether you're a professional in the field, someone seeking to understand and help others or you are wanting to help yourself, this course equips you with essential knowledge, practical tools, and a deep understanding of the dynamics involved.

Domestic Abuse Support - Accredited Diploma Course

What you'll learn

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 2min

Meet your tutor2 lectures • 2min

Down Load your Tool Box1 lecture • 1min

Module 1 What is Domestic abuse1 lecture • 10min

Module 2 FORMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE7 lectures • 26min

module 3 TYPES OF EMOTIONAL/ PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE8 lectures • 38min

Module-4-Abusers Possible Personality disorders3 lectures • 16min

Module -5 -Effects of Domestic Abuse5 lectures • 18min

Module-6-Reality Check6 lectures • 28min

Module 7 Recovery4 lectures • 18min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: