Intervening in Domestic Violence for Behavioral Health (3 Contact Hours)
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Intervening in Domestic Violence for Behavioral Health
This three-hour continuing education course equips behavioral health professionals with the critical competencies required to identify and intervene in Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). Participants will explore the complex dynamics of abuse, master evidence-based screening techniques, and implement vital safety planning protocols. Fulfilling statutory mandates for Florida certification, this training ensures practitioners can deliver trauma-informed, legally compliant support to highly vulnerable individuals navigating high-risk family systems.
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