DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BIP TRAINING

Domestic Violence Batterer Intervention Program (BIP) Training Opportunities

At Commitment2Change, we offer two comprehensive training opportunities for professionals involved in Domestic Violence (DV) intervention programs: the 1203.097 40-hour Domestic Violence Facilitator Training and our Continuing Education (CEU) Training. Both programs are designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to facilitate domestic violence intervention and prevention programs effectively.

Why Choose Commitment2Change for Your Training?

  • Experienced Instructors: Our trainers are seasoned professionals who bring years of experience in domestic violence intervention and prevention.

  • Interactive Learning: Both training opportunities emphasize hands-on learning and group participation, ensuring you gain practical skills.

  • Comprehensive Coverage: From basic facilitation techniques to advanced intervention strategies, we cover all necessary components to meet the legal requirements and ensure effective client engagement.

These training opportunities are not just about meeting requirements—they're about making a lasting impact in the lives of individuals and their families. For more information or to register for the 40-hour training starting October 25th or to inquire about upcoming CEU training dates, please contact us today.

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1203.097/098 40-Hour Domestic Violence Facilitator Training (STC Approved)

This intensive training is tailored for individuals seeking certification to facilitate court-mandated Domestic Violence Batterer Intervention Programs (BIP). It prepares participants to lead group sessions, guide clients toward positive behavioral changes, and ensure compliance with court and legal requirements.

Key Highlights:

  • Instructor-Led: Facilitated by experienced trainers who bring practical knowledge and legal expertise, this training covers the most up-to-date intervention practices.

  • Interactive Format: Participants will engage in role-playing, case studies, and group discussions to simulate real-world scenarios and group dynamics. These exercises help develop skills in managing challenging group situations and encouraging accountability.

  • Comprehensive Curriculum: The 40-hour training includes modules on legal mandates, intervention techniques, understanding the dynamics of abusive relationships, and promoting behavioral change in program participants. Participants will also learn effective group facilitation strategies and how to build rapport with clients while maintaining professional boundaries.

Next Training Start Date:

  • Classes are currently running every Friday. Join individual sessions to earn CEU.

This training is essential for professionals interested in working within the court-mandated framework and assisting individuals on their path to non-violent behavior. Upon successful completion, participants will be certified to facilitate domestic violence groups.

Domestic Violence BIP Continuing Education (CEU) Training (STC Approved)

Our CEU training is designed for already-certified DV/BIP facilitators who are looking to meet their ongoing professional development and continuing education requirements. This training ensures that facilitators stay informed on the latest intervention techniques, legal updates, and best practices in domestic violence prevention.

Key Highlights:

  • Instructor-Led: Taught by experts in domestic violence intervention, this training focuses on the latest developments in the field and practical application of new techniques.

  • Interactive: The training involves in-depth case studies, discussions, and hands-on learning, allowing participants to reflect on their own facilitation methods and improve their skills.

  • Up-to-Date Content: Stay current on evolving legal mandates and group facilitation practices. This training also includes strategies for enhancing client accountability, improving group dynamics, and addressing barriers to behavioral change.

Ideal For:

  • Facilitators who want to stay compliant with the legal requirements of 1203.097/098.

  • Those looking to enhance their professional expertise and ensure their practices remain effective and impactful.

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