Wellbeing for LA Learning Center

Behind Closed Doors: Intimate Partner Violence and Child Welfare

Recording available

Type:

Training

Duration:

1 hour, 44 minutes

Presented by:

UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence

Featuring:

Nicolle Perras, MPH, LMFT

Relevant categories:

Child Welfare Community Violence Trauma Informed Interventions

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Overview

This training defines intimate partner violence (IPV) by identifying the types of abuse and cycles of violence that may exist in a relationship. The effects and impact of IPV on children and families within the Child Welfare System will also be examined. Lastly, this training will review best practices and treatment interventions clinicians can utilize to address IPV in the communities they are working with.

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Added on 4/5/2023 · Last updated on 4/5/2023