"This maybe the most important book about domestic violence written in our time. Michelle writes about their experiences with the Criminal Justice system through an outside perspective. Taking a step out and looking in really changes the view. We cannot simply shrug and say "that is the way it is". […]
Ethics for Professionals Serving Victims of Domestic Violence in Rural Areas: is designed to equip participants with the essential ethical frameworks necessary for effectively supporting vulnerable populations in isolated communities. Attendees will explore the unique challenges faced by victims in rural settings, including issues of confidentiality, cultural safety, and resource […]
Part One: The Body and the Brain: A Few Things to Know About Communication (2 hours) Drawing from lessons learned from working with people who have experienced crime victimization, this training will highlight key psychophysiological concepts that play a relevant role in our ability to communicate effectively. This foundational training […]
Part Two:Getting to the Experience: Using forensic interview methods to enhance communication (2 hours) This training focuses on integrating forensic trauma-informed interview techniques to enhance communication through the strategic use of sensory-based cues. This innovative approach emphasizes the profound impact of sensory stimuli on memory recall and emotional responses during […]
Part Three: Applying knowledge into practice (3 hours) This training session will highly interactive and centered on group work. We will practice drawing out the experience. We will explore how to use these strategies to address conflict and to navigate differences.
Part Four: Give and Gather Experiences(3 hours) This training session will provide a space for each person to "interview" another person on a complicated experience. We will draw from the wisdom of the space and learn what it is like to facilitate an interview and what it is like to […]
