Session 2: The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Mental Health

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Type:
  Training
Duration:
1 hour, 21 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families
Featuring:
Ajita Gupta, LCSW; Brenda Tully, PhD; Eve Sheedy, Esq; Jacqueline Herrera; Jonathan M. Wicks, LCSW;  and 1 other(s)
Series:
From Mandatory Reporting to Mandatory Supporting: Transforming Responses to Domestic Violence for Survivors and Their Children
Relevant categories:
Child Welfare Community Mental Health Community Violence
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Overview

Within the context of mental health, this session investigates the prevalence and impact of domestic violence. It delves into how mental health settings intersect with domestic violence issues, examining the challenges in identifying and addressing such cases among both children and adults. Additionally, it discusses the complexities arising from mandatory reporting obligations and considers the potential adaptations to services necessitated by mandated supporting frameworks.

  Keywords: domestic violence, mandated reporters, mental health
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Learning objectives

  • Evaluate the protocols and procedures for accessing domestic violence cases involving children and adults within mental health environments, considering the unique challenges and ethical considerations present
  • Analyze the complexities introduced by mandatory reporting requirements in addressing domestic violence within mental health settings, and examine how these obligations may shift due to new protocols related to mandated supporting
  • Assess the potential impact of mandatory reporting on shifting responses to domestic violence within mental health environments, while considering both positive and negative implications for survivor safety, perpetrator accountability, and therapeutic outcomes
  • Promote and enhance participant understanding of domestic violence and how it can impact the parent/child relationship, with a specific emphasis on attachment

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Added on 3/6/2024   ·   Last updated on 3/6/2024