TRAINING
My Training Style
I have worked in the trenches with people experiencing violence for over 20 years and people choosing to use violence for 10 years. I can train on both populations in-person or on Zoom.
My training tends to be interactive and based on my experiences as a practitioner working directly with our local families who were my best teachers. Please see below for examples of some of the topics I have trained the community on in the past.
Please contact me for fee information.
DV101
Covers the basic concepts of domestic violence including how people experiencing and choosing to use violence behave and think and the best ways to intervene
Hope
Explains how hope is important in domestic violence work and how to build hope in clients
Safety Planning
How to conduct risk assessments and integrate them into safety planning for both the person experiencing the violence and the person choosing to use violence
Women Who Use Force
Explains how women choose to use violence in their intimate relationships and ways to intervene with them
Predominant Aggressor Assessment
How do you tell the difference between the person experiencing the violence and the person who is choosing to use it? This training details what to look for when assessing
RECENT TESTIMONIALS
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"love the energy and pace of training"
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"answered questions from a very informed perspective"
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clearly spoken, easy to understand"
Hina`ea Building Hope's Services
In-service to explain our agency's services and the risk-needs-responsivity model we use
This training is free
Safety Planning With Survivors (On Zoom Nov 13)
For this training, learn the golden rules of safety planning, and the four "R"s to consider when working with survivors. The four "R"s are risk, roles, resources, and relationships.
Advocacy Tools for Survivor Safety (On Zoom Nov 13)
Learn the purpose behind advocacy for the survivor of domestic violence and how it is linked to their safety. Learn the golden rules of advocacy and what makes a strong advocate. Learn the SPEAKS model of advocacy which take you through specific steps on how to advocate for a survivor.
Safety Planning With Survivors (In Person Nov 13)
For this training, learn the golden rules of safety planning, and the four "R"s to consider when working with survivors. The four "R"s are risk, roles, resources, and relationships.
Advocacy Tools for Survivor Safety (In Person Nov 13)
Learn the purpose behind advocacy for the survivor of domestic violence and how it is linked to their safety. Learn the golden rules of advocacy and what makes a strong advocate. Learn the SPEAKS model of advocacy which take you through specific steps on how to advocate for a survivor.
Testimonial
"The presenter had a wealth of knowledge and the presentation was interactive."
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"I liked how Jill used a lot of examples to make the training easy to grasp."
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"I loved how organized, in-depth, and engaging the training was and felt it provided very practical information on how to apply concepts in everyday work..."