Training Evaluation: Applying the CARE Method to Treat Those Who Have Committed Domestic Violence

(NOT135) Training Evaluation: Applying the CARE Method to Treat Those Who Have Committed Domestic Violence

Training Name: Applying the CARE Method to Treat Those Who Have Committed Domestic Violence
Presented by: Nil Buckley, MA, LAC, LPC, DVCS, NBCC, ACS
Date: July 31, 2025

Learning Objectives
As a result of this training, participants will be able to:
1) Identify common client characteristics relevant to domestic violence treatment.
2) Describe five frequent mistakes professionals make in domestic violence interventions.
3) Recognize implicit biases and understand their impact on clinical effectiveness.
4) Apply strategies to reduce client defensiveness and resistance.
5) Conduct treatment in ways that minimize the risk of further harm to others.

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