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Peel deep dive - understanding coercive control in intimate partner relationships
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07711 689 951
07711 689 951
calendar_today Ongoing, 9.30am - 12.30pm
person Counsellors and trainees
universal_currency_alt £55.00 per individual
location_on 106 High Street, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 1HB
Areas covered;
- Identifying what constitutes coercive and controlling behaviours in the context of intimate partner relationships and the importance of identifying and responding to disclosures of coercive control.
- Helping clients to understand ways of increasing their safety.
- Exploration of the therapist’s internal responses to clients in abusive relationships, and the importance of understanding our own process in relation to these clients.
- An exploration of the common feelings and symptoms experienced by people in abusive relationships.
The aims of the workshops are to;
- raise awareness of how to identify coercive control in relationships
- introduce ways of responding to disclosures of coercive control
- explore our own internal responses to clients in DA relationships
- increase awareness of the process of how domestic abuse develops, and the importance of early intervention and risk management in these cases
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Hosted by Nicole Addis
Nicole Addis is a UKCP registered psychotherapist and founder of Peel Psychological Consultancy, with a special interest in trauma. Katy Scott, is a UKCP Accredited Psychotherapist and counsellor who works with young people and adults. Katy has a special interest in coercive controlling behaviours in relationships.