Last updated 5/2021
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keeping safe and keeping well
What you’ll learn
This course provides students specific key areas
A brief history of domestic abuse and violence
Current demographics and Statistics of domestic violence
Defining and types of domestic abuse and violence
Signs of Domestic Abuse
Impacts of Domestic Abuse on the Victim
Impacts of Domestic Abuse on Children and Young People
Taking Action and Offering Support
Clares law, Marac, Safeguarding
A brief personal experience and some case studies
Coercive control, stalking and the impact upon the health and well-being of the victims
The cycle of abuse and violence
The signs and symptoms your being abused!
The Impact of Covid-19 on domestic abuse
Requirements
Students taking this course will require computer equipment and internet connection, support from a counsellor should they have experienced Domestic abuse and violence and this course triggers any memories or creates flashbacks.
Description
This course is due to be updated. There are at least 15 signs that you might be in an abusive relationship. You may be in an abusive relationship if another person, often a partner or family member: 1/ Stop you seeing friends and family 2/ Won’t let you go out without permission 3/ Tell you what to wear 4/ Monitor your phone or emails 5/ Control the finances or won’t let you work 6/ Control what you read, watch and say 7/ Monitor everything you do 8/ Punish you for breaking the rules, but the rules keep changing 9/ Tell you it’s for your own good and that they know better 10/ Don’t allow you to question it 11/ Tell you you’re crazy and no-one agrees with you 12/ Call you names or shame you for being stupid or selfish 13/ Gaslight you, challenge your memory of events, make you doubt yourself 14/ Dismiss your opinion 15/ Play the victim, if things go wrong it’s all your fault Abusive relationships can arise anywhere – with partners, friends, families, workplaces or GOVERNMENTS. If you recognise these signs and are concerned you may be in an abusive relationship or acting in an abusive way, then don’t panic. Take action and seek out help from a professional’.The problem arises when the professionals are not available, or they too are so scared they believe the Government narrative… It then falls on you to begin to try to make sense of things and try to find a way to cope with the abuse and violence and to try to escape it. This becomes more complicated when the Government utilises and weaponize the authorities against the people!Information from the world health organisation states that’Violence against women is a global public health problem that has serious adverse effects on women’s physical, mental, and reproductive health. It is increasingly recognized as a public health issue because of the expanding evidence base and growth of research documenting the magnitude and health effects of violence against women. For the first time, global prevalence estimates have been calculated based on all existing data from population-based studies showing that worldwide, 35% of women have experienced either intimate partner violence (physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner) or non-partner sexual violence or both in their lifetime. Multi-sectoral efforts are needed to combat this deep-rooted problem.’This course provides students specific key areas:A brief history of domestic abuse and violenceDefining and types of domestic abuse and violenceSigns of Domestic AbuseImpacts of Domestic Abuse on the VictimImpacts of Domestic Abuse on Children and Young PeopleTaking Action and Offering SupportA brief personal experience as case studiesActivities to aid recoveryThe course is primarily reading material with case study and activity to complete throughout. There are some recordings and a free meditation to aid and support students through this course that may cause gasps of shock or tears as your own experiences are brought to the surface.Students taking this course will require computer equipment and internet connection, note pad and pen, support from a counsellor should they have experienced Domestic abuse and violence and this course triggers any memories or creates flashbacks.Students who will benefit from this course are those who are in the health professions and who are required to identify and report suspicions and escalate concerns, for holistic therapists who’s clients may inform them of abuse occurring, and anyone who is interested in developing knowledge base and skills in this area.Course CertificationStudents will receive a Udemy course certificate of completion.This is not a professional training course
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Course overview
Lecture 2 Course overview
Lecture 3 Copyright, disclaimer and warranties
Lecture 4 Copyright, disclaimer, warranties and supportive information.
Lecture 5 Course instructor
Section 2: Section two; over view of domestic abuse and violence
Lecture 6 History of domestic abuse and violence
Lecture 7 Current demographics and statistics of domestic violence and abuse in the UK
Lecture 8 Introduction, defining domestic abuse
Lecture 9 Introduction; defining domestic abuse
Lecture 10 Physical abuse in domestic abuse
Lecture 11 Emotional abuse in domestic abuse
Lecture 12 Coercive control
Lecture 13 Stalking
Lecture 14 Sexual abuse
Lecture 15 Financial abuse
Lecture 16 Additional factors
Lecture 17 Factors that can increase risk
Lecture 18 Evidence that abuse and violence are deliberate!
Lecture 19 10
Section 3: The impact of domestic abuse on adults.
Lecture 20 0
Lecture 21 1
Lecture 22 2
Lecture 23 3
Lecture 24 5
Lecture 25 Summary and conclusion
Section 4: The impact of domestic abuse on children.
Lecture 26 1
Lecture 27 2
Lecture 28 3
Lecture 29 Summary and conclusion
Section 5: Leaving; running away quietly
Lecture 30 Post escape abuse symptoms
Lecture 31 Trauma bonding
Lecture 32 Stokholm syndrome
Lecture 33 No Contact
Section 6: Steps in healing and healing practices
Lecture 34 Introduction to section
Lecture 35 A little energy work
Lecture 36 Breathing practices
Lecture 37 A little reiki healing practice
Lecture 38 Singing practices
Lecture 39 Zen Meditation
Lecture 40 A Guided Mantra
Lecture 41 Writting your narrative
Lecture 42 Yoga practices
Lecture 43 Nutritional practices – The Sun.
Lecture 44 7
Section 7: Best practice and local services
Lecture 45 1
Lecture 46 2
Lecture 47 3
Lecture 48 4
Lecture 49 5
Lecture 50 6
Section 8: Political and Governmental Abuse and Violence
Lecture 51 1 Introduction
Lecture 52 The Real Monarch
Lecture 53 The Real Monach
Lecture 54 The Real Monarch pt3
Lecture 55 Political and Governmental Abuse and Violence
Lecture 56 A personal perspective of the mask
Lecture 57 Human rights committe
Lecture 58 Political and Governmental corruption
Lecture 59 How to manipulate the world!!!
Lecture 60 Human Resiliency; surviving political abuse and thriving
Section 9: Conclusion
Lecture 61 Course quiz
Lecture 62 Conclusion
Section 10: Bonus lecture
Lecture 63 Bonus lecture
Students may find this an excellent foundation course to further learning in this subject matter.,Students who may benefit from this course are those who are in the health professions who would appreciate the view and experience of those who have experience harm and injury.,Also those who are required to identify and report suspicions and escalate concerns may find this a useful course. ,,This course could support holistic therapists, who’s clients may inform them of abuse occurring, and anyone who is interested in developing knowledge base and skills in this area.
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/domestic-abuse-and-violence/
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