
Identifying Domestic Violence with Clients
Price: $15.00
Domestic violence can have profound physical, emotional, and psychological effects on individuals and families.
This course equips caregivers with the knowledge and skills needed to recognize warning signs of domestic violence and respond appropriately within their professional role.
Learners will explore the impact of abuse, strategies for approaching sensitive conversations safely, and the importance of connecting clients to appropriate community resources.
Emphasis is placed on maintaining professional boundaries, ensuring safety, and understanding mandatory reporting responsibilities.
Learning Objectives:
Identify common signs and indicators of domestic violence and abuse.
Describe the short- and long-term impact of domestic violence on individuals and families.
Apply appropriate strategies for supporting clients who may be experiencing abuse while maintaining professional boundaries.
Recognize available community resources and referral options for clients affected by domestic violence.
Intended Audience: Long-term care workers (LTCW), home care aides (HCA), nursing assistants (NAR/NAC), registered nurses (RN) and other healthcare professionals.
State: Washington
Course Type: Continuing Education
Course Credits: 1 hour of Continuing Education credit
Language: English
Delivery: Self-Paced Online
Prerequisites: none
