In a world that thrives on progress and development, it’s unsettling to acknowledge that one of the gravest societal challenges we face today is domestic and family violence. Behind closed doors, countless individuals suffer in silence, trapped in cycles of abuse and fear. However, amidst this darkness, there shines a glimmer of hope – the dedicated professionals and organisations working tirelessly to provide support and solace to those affected by such violence.

Domestic and family violence is not confined to any particular community, race, or socioeconomic group. It transcends boundaries and affects individuals from all walks of life. While this issue has existed for centuries, its recognition and response have evolved over time. It wasn’t until recent decades that society began to address this issue head-on, shedding light on the hidden suffering that often occurs behind closed doors.

Historically, domestic and family violence was often dismissed as a private matter or treated as an unfortunate but inevitable aspect of certain relationships. This societal complacency allowed the cycle of abuse to perpetuate, leaving victims isolated and without adequate support. However, the feminist movement of the 1970s played a pivotal role in bringing domestic and family violence to the forefront of public consciousness. Activists worked tirelessly to redefine it as a societal concern, paving the way for legislative changes and the establishment of shelters and support networks.

The Role of Domestic and Family Violence Support:

• Domestic and family violence support encompasses a wide range of services aimed at breaking the cycle of abuse and providing survivors with the tools they need to rebuild their lives. These services include counselling, legal aid, financial assistance, and educational programs.
• One of the most crucial aspects of this field is empowering survivors to reclaim their autonomy and self-worth. Support workers offer a listening ear, validation, and guidance, helping survivors understand that they are not alone and that they deserve a life free from violence.

Joining the Movement:

• For those considering a career in domestic and family violence support, the need for passionate and empathetic individuals has never been greater. The journey may be emotionally challenging, but the rewards are immeasurable. By stepping into this field, you have the opportunity to help rewrite the narratives of survivors, guiding them towards healing and strength.
• In a society that is gradually shattering the stigma surrounding domestic and family violence, your voice and advocacy can make a lasting impact. Whether you choose to work in counselling, advocacy, or policy-making, you can contribute to the movement that is reshaping our society into one that values safety, respect, and equality for all.

Domestic and family violence support is not merely a profession; it is a calling to create positive change in the lives of those who have endured unthinkable hardships. As society continues to evolve, so does our understanding of the gravity of this issue and the vital role support professionals play. By joining this field, you become a beacon of hope and an agent of transformation, helping survivors find their voices, rebuild their lives, and contribute to a future free from violence.

Study Method:
100% Online

Start Date:
Only a few spots remain, enquire now!

Fees & Charges:
Upfront Payment or a Flexible Payment Plan ($25 per week)

Accreditation:

Courses4me is accredited by ICOES and fully endorsed by IARC.

ICOES has an independent board of management that ensures that the Foundation operates in accordance with its purpose. It has an Advisory Board consisting of independent professors who developed and implemented the Accreditation Standards, a quality charter that is used for the annual review of prospective and existing accredited course providers.

Core Modules

• Communication Patterns in Relationships
• Influences on Relating Behaviour and PBL
• Understanding Methods of Crisis Intervention
• Ethical, Professional and Legal Issues
• Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
• Violence and Sexual Assault
• Crisis and Drug Addiction
• Family Crises
• Nature and Scope of Anger
• Managing Anger with Counselling
• Managing Anger with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Anger Management Techniques for Violence
• Anger Management for People with Mental Health Issues
• Managing Anger in Children and Adolescents

Career Opportunities 

This certificate opens up the gateway for you to seek employment in various businesses, either as a/an:

• Domestic and Family Violence Support Worker
• Community Outreach Support
• Crisis Counselling
• Relationship Counselling
• Telephone Counselling
• Youth and Adolescent Mental Health
• Case Worker
• Emergency Response/Referral Practitioner
• Team Leader
• Working in Women, Children, and Men’s Shelters/Emergency Accommodation/Crisis Centres

Are you passionate about helping survivors of domestic and family violence? If you are still interested in our Domestic and Family Violence Support Advanced Certificate, enrolments are now open.

If you have any further questions regarding our courses, or require any assistance with the enrolment process, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us directly.

Get started toward your career in domestic and family violence support. Enquire now to secure your place and start your journey toward making a positive impact in your community. For inquiries, contact us at 1300 100 008 or send an email to: info@courses4me.com.au.