CPD Accredited Course
Domestic Abuse Education offers courses accredited by the CPD Certification Service
Our CPD Accredited Course: Domestic Abuse Awareness and Supporting in the Workplace
- Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours, including Q&A
- Lived experience examples are woven throughout the course, bringing it to life
- This course focuses on the 4R’s: how to Recognise, Respond, Record, and Refer a
victim/survivor to support - Recognising that domestic abuse affects everyone, this course is inclusive of all genders,
cultures, and backgrounds - Opportunity to ask questions throughout, with a rest period mid-session
- Ideal course for HR Employees, Wellbeing Leads, Mental Health First Aiders & Line
Managers - Delivered virtually or in-person
- Up to 15 attendees per session (we can run multiple sessions per business). Experience has
taught us this enables participants to maximise the use of the Q&A opportunities - Participants earn CPD points and receive a certificate, toolkit, information booklet, template workplace personal safety plan, poster, DA Champion badge & e-signatures.
What is a CPD Accredited Course?
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) refers to any learning activities that professionals engage in to develop and enhance their abilities.
The course in question has been assessed and approved by the CPD Certification Service, ensuring that it meets established standards of quality and relevance. Participants who complete this course earn CPD points, which are a recognised measure of their commitment to professional growth and skill enhancement. These points contribute to their ongoing personal development plans, helping them stay updated and proficient in their respective fields.
See what our attendees are saying
As a wellbeing supporter for my engineering colleagues, I felt there was a gap in my knowledge which thankfully has been filled by Sharon and her Domestic Abuse Awareness course. I am now confident I have the tools in my toolbox to have that supportive conversation around domestic abuse, can ask the right questions in an empathetic way and signpost colleagues to the most appropriate support organisation for them.
