Addressing Family Violence Workshop for Practitioners & Community Advocates/Leaders
- An Advanced Training with Practical Tools to Support Families & Communities to Break Free.
Facilitator: Kara Duncan-Hewitt.
Date: Wednesday 20th November 2019.
Time: 9am to 4.45pm. (Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea included in price).
Cost: Early bird registration: $210 (inc GST) per person, (with discount of $20 per extra person if more than one person attends from the same agency). Registrations after 31st October: $230 (inc GST) per person.
Venue: Hawkes Bay Regional Sports Park Conference Rooms (upstairs above café), 42 Percival Rd, Hastings, New Zealand.
NB: This venue is accessibility friendly.
Topics covered include:
Attendance Certificates will be given to workshop participants.
To register please fill in the attached registration form and email to kara@libertytrainingnz.com
Registrations close Friday 15th November.
Feedback from similar workshop this year:
“Extremely powerful and transformative presentation delivered with heart and soul.” “This was once of the most outstanding trainings I’ve been to. SO informative, impassioned, and heaps of useful resources!” “We have been honoured and respected – this has been a safe space to be in.” “Kara’s open-minded and conscious delivery of such important material gave me such a thorough understanding of the subject. Kara dealt with each individual with a huge amount of compassion and understanding that it allowed me to understand the content on both a personal and professional level.” “Thank you for empowering me both within my Whanau and Mahi. You are a powerful woman. It is so lovely to hear someone address spiritual growth.” “Very powerful tools to take home.” “This workshop brought healing for me.”
(Multiple Participants from a Hauraki Family Violence Intervention Workshop Kara facilitated on “The Correlation of Childhood Grief and Trauma and the Cycle of Violence,” 2019).
- An Advanced Training with Practical Tools to Support Families & Communities to Break Free.
Facilitator: Kara Duncan-Hewitt.
Date: Wednesday 20th November 2019.
Time: 9am to 4.45pm. (Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea included in price).
Cost: Early bird registration: $210 (inc GST) per person, (with discount of $20 per extra person if more than one person attends from the same agency). Registrations after 31st October: $230 (inc GST) per person.
Venue: Hawkes Bay Regional Sports Park Conference Rooms (upstairs above café), 42 Percival Rd, Hastings, New Zealand.
NB: This venue is accessibility friendly.
Topics covered include:
- Recognising tactics of family violence
- Emerging Issues
- How to address cultural and religious justification for violence and spiritual abuse
- Understanding how the cycle of violence operates for both victim/survivor and users of violence
- Walking in the victim’s shoes – understanding at a heart level how to support victims and invite users of violence into positive change
- Recognising childhood trauma and how it contributes to the cycle of violence for both users of violence and victims/survivors.
- Recognising and breaking free from excuses for using violence
- Practical tools for people to use to stop violence
Attendance Certificates will be given to workshop participants.
To register please fill in the attached registration form and email to kara@libertytrainingnz.com
Registrations close Friday 15th November.
Feedback from similar workshop this year:
“Extremely powerful and transformative presentation delivered with heart and soul.” “This was once of the most outstanding trainings I’ve been to. SO informative, impassioned, and heaps of useful resources!” “We have been honoured and respected – this has been a safe space to be in.” “Kara’s open-minded and conscious delivery of such important material gave me such a thorough understanding of the subject. Kara dealt with each individual with a huge amount of compassion and understanding that it allowed me to understand the content on both a personal and professional level.” “Thank you for empowering me both within my Whanau and Mahi. You are a powerful woman. It is so lovely to hear someone address spiritual growth.” “Very powerful tools to take home.” “This workshop brought healing for me.”
(Multiple Participants from a Hauraki Family Violence Intervention Workshop Kara facilitated on “The Correlation of Childhood Grief and Trauma and the Cycle of Violence,” 2019).
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