CPD Hours1 hr
CPD CategoryCategory 2: Skills and Knowledge
OrganiserAASW National ([email protected])
Event FormatOn-Demand
Practice & careerFamily & Domestic Violence, Forensic SW
CPD Hours1 hr
CPD CategoryCategory 2: Skills and Knowledge
OrganiserAASW National ([email protected])
Event FormatOn-Demand
Practice & careerFamily & Domestic Violence, Forensic SW
Capability Level: Emerging; Evolving
Empower yourself with the confidence to work with people at risk of violence and what it is like to work as a social work clinician in the field of forensic social work. This webinar will provide an overview and insight into considerations when engaging with people exhibiting violent tendencies. The webinar will introduce the concept of violent offending, what places someone at risk of violence, risk management strategies and an introduction on prioritising safety and well-being.
Who should register?
This webinar is an introductory session which is aimed at emerging social workers in the forensic field or those in a variety of roles that may as a part of their role come in to contact with clients that have a history of engaging in violence.
Learning Outcomes
AASW Credential: Family Violence
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