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X-WR-CALDESC:Intimate partner and sexual violence are major social issues t
 hat impact our safety and our health. Common mental health issues (depress
 ion\, PTSD\, suicidality\, anxiety\, addictions) are often exacerbated by 
 domestic/ intimate partner violence. Intimate partner violence may also re
 duce the effectiveness of community health services by disconnecting victi
 ms/survivors from personal and professional support systems. Mental health
  service providers have a unique connection with service recipients\, and 
 can play an important role in identifying\, addressing\, and preventing do
 mestic and intimate partner violence.\n\nThis introductory training is gea
 red toward mental/behavioral health providers\, substance abuse treatment 
 providers\, social workers\, and therapists.\n \n<b>Join us for a two-part
  webinar training to learn more!</b>\n\n<b>Session 1: Monday\, September 1
 8\, 2023  10:00 - 11:30 a.m.</b>\n\nSession 1 will provide a foundational 
 overview of the dynamics and prevalence of domestic violence and trauma. P
 articipants will explore the intersections of DV\, trauma\, and mental hea
 lth\, and some of the barriers that service recipients may experience to s
 eeking help.\n\n<b>Session 2: Monday\, September 25\, 2023   10:00 - 11:30
  a.m.</b>\n\nSession 2 will focus on intervention strategies\, and will te
 ach participants effective advocacy skills that support safety and empower
 ment with their service recipients. Participants will become familiar with
  local community resources where individuals can receive additional servic
 es.\n\nEach session has been approved for 1.5 CEUs through the NASW-DE.  I
 t is highly recommended that participants attend both sessions.
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DESCRIPTION:Intimate partner and sexual violence are major social issues th
 at impact our safety and our health. Common mental health issues (depressi
 on\, PTSD\, suicidality\, anxiety\, addictions) are often exacerbated by d
 omestic/ intimate partner violence. Intimate partner violence may also red
 uce the effectiveness of community health services by disconnecting victim
 s/survivors from personal and professional support systems. Mental health 
 service providers have a unique connection with service recipients\, and c
 an play an important role in identifying\, addressing\, and preventing dom
 estic and intimate partner violence.\n\nThis introductory training is gear
 ed toward mental/behavioral health providers\, substance abuse treatment p
 roviders\, social workers\, and therapists.\n \n<b>Join us for a two-part 
 webinar training to learn more!</b>\n\n<b>Session 1: Monday\, September 18
 \, 2023  10:00 - 11:30 a.m.</b>\n\nSession 1 will provide a foundational o
 verview of the dynamics and prevalence of domestic violence and trauma. Pa
 rticipants will explore the intersections of DV\, trauma\, and mental heal
 th\, and some of the barriers that service recipients may experience to se
 eking help.\n\n<b>Session 2: Monday\, September 25\, 2023   10:00 - 11:30 
 a.m.</b>\n\nSession 2 will focus on intervention strategies\, and will tea
 ch participants effective advocacy skills that support safety and empowerm
 ent with their service recipients. Participants will become familiar with 
 local community resources where individuals can receive additional service
 s.\n\nEach session has been approved for 1.5 CEUs through the NASW-DE.  It
  is highly recommended that participants attend both sessions.
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SUMMARY:Complex Connections: Domestic Violence\, Mental Health\, and Trauma
  (Part 1)
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