Requirements
- Grade 10 qualification
Features
- Define psychological abuse and differentiate it from other forms of abuse.
- Identify the various tactics and behaviors used in psychologically abusive relationships.
- Understand the short and long-term effects of psychological abuse on victims.
- Explore the cycle of abuse and why it can be difficult to leave psychologically abusive relationships.
- Develop skills for recognizing signs of psychological abuse in self and others.
- Discuss intervention strategies for victims, including safety planning and support systems.
- Examine the role of mental health professionals, law enforcement, and advocates in addressing psychological abuse.
Target audiences
- Mental Health Practitioners
- Social Workers
- Advocates
- Educators
- Law enforcement personnel
- Those interested in better understanding complex relationship dynamics
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of psychological abuse (also referred to as emotional abuse). It explores the dynamics, tactics, short- and long-term consequences, the complexities of identifying this form of abuse, and intervention strategies for both victims and those working to support them.
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 10 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
