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Intimate Partner Violence CEU

Author: William Cook, PhD and Jennifer McAnally, DNP, PMHNP-BC

Topic: Psychosocial Concepts & Support Systems

Duration: 2 hours
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Course Summary

According to the National Institute of Justice, intimate partner violence (IPV) is intentional physical, sexual, or psychological harm inflicted upon an individual by a partner or spouse. Intimate partner violence, sometimes called domestic violence, takes many forms such as physical assault, verbal insults and threats, emotional withdrawal, psychological manipulation, economic control, and sexual assault. Intimate partner violence can start early in a person’s lifespan and is commonly experienced during adolescence. Healthcare settings are important venues where victims of IPV may be heard and receive help.

Course Format

Start Date:

12/22/2021

Expiration Date:

12/15/2023

Activity Code:

H00053185

Approval Number:

220004032

Program Goal:

To educate CCM® board certified case managers about Intimate Partner Violence

Learning Objectives

At the close of this activity, participants will be able to:

  • Describe the assessment of IPV.
  • Discuss screening for perpetration risk.
  • Explain trauma-related interventions.
  • Discuss the sociocultural factors or survivors.

Course Syllabus

  1. Introduction
  2. Assessment of IPV - Screening Tools and Instruments
  3. Screening for Perpetration Risk
    1. Domestic Violence Screening Instrument
    2. Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment
    3. Spousal Assault Risk Assessment
    4. Tips for Screening
  4. Safety Planning
  5. Trauma-Related Interventions
    1. Types of Trauma
    2. Trauma from Intimate Partner Violence
    3. Multidimensional Levels of Trauma
    4. PTSD and Other Problems Associated with IPV
    5. Subthreshold Symptoms of PTSD
    6. Coping Strategies and Trauma-based Therapy
  6. Clinical Treatment and DSM-5
    1. Relational Problems
    2. Adult Maltreatment and Neglect
  7. Sociocultural Factors
    1. South Asian Survivors
    2. Latinx/Hispanic Survivors
    3. African American Survivors
    4. American Indian and Alaska Native Survivors
  8. Perpetrators of IPV
    1. IPV-Related Homicide and Murder-Suicide
    2. Perpetrator Treatment
    3. Legal Issues
    4. Restraining Order Process
  9. Case Study: IPV and Social Media
  10. Summary

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