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Coercive Controlling Behaviour in an intimate or family relationship Chani Mortimer and Tina Sharp Aim: To raise awareness of coercive controlling behaviour legislation and enable participants to respond appropriately to intimate partner

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Coercive Controlling Behaviour in an intimate or family relationship Chani Mortimer and Tina Sharp<br>
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Aim: To raise awareness of coercive controlling behaviour legislation and enable participants to respond appropriately to intimate partner and adult family victims Learning outcomes:
Explain legislation for coercive controlling behaviour in an intimate or family relationship
Describe the impact of coercive controlling behaviour on intimate partner and adult family victims
Assess risk from disclosures and victim behaviour
Identify measures to assist victims to mitigate risk and for appropriate sources of support<br>
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Welcome This course covers content that some participants may find distressing.

Domestic abuse is so prevalent that participants are likely to have some personal knowledge of the impact of domestic abuse on families and individuals they are working with… and people they are connected to in their personal lives.

Coercive controlling behaviour, like all abusive behaviours, exists as part of a continuum. It is therefore likely that this course will encourage reflection on your own relationships.

If there is any content in this course that has caused you some distress, whether due to professional or personal circumstances, please get in touch with your line manager or the organisers of this course to discuss. 3<br>