[STC Training]-Supervising Domestic Violence Cases--What Works?

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Victim-Centered Supervision:

Enhancing Accountability & Safety in Domestic Violence Cases

What is a victim-centered approach...and why does it matter in DV Supervision?

Domestic Violence Cases Are Different
DV involves power, control, manipulation—not just physical violence. Standard supervision techniques may miss the warning signs.

Victim-Centered Doesn’t Mean Offender-Light
It means supervision is smarter and more informed, helping you support both safety and behavior change.

Join our 8-hour interactive training for real-world tools and strategies.

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Registration open now

(Seats limited)

May 14, 2025

(Wednesday)

8am-5pm (PST)

Virtual-Zoom link provided with registration

Cost: $150

Get the skills that matter most when supervising DV offenders:

✅ Learn risk screening tools to identify dangerous behavior early
✅ Coordinate more effectively with BIPs/AIPs
✅ Leave with practical tools you can apply immediately

Instructor:

Nada Yorke, LCSW, co-owner of Yorke Consulting, retired Probation Supervisor, published researcher, victim advocate, expert witness, and author of multiple intervention curricula, including Another Way…Choosing to Change; R.O.A.R.-Resolving Our Anger Responsibly; and A New Path Forward-Developing Healthy Relationships for Life.

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