Dynamics of Domestic Violence Abusers Sample Clauses

Dynamics of Domestic Violence Abusers. Staff and volunteers must understand power and control and the dynamics of abuser behavior. Training will cover: Domestic Violence as an individual choice by batterer supported by societal and institutional norms; Tactics of power and control; Battering is the systematic use of abusive behaviors aimed at maintaining power and control in a relationship; and Battering behavior that includes: Intimidation; Emotional abuse, put downs, name calling, etc.; Threat of violence; Use of violence; Using children (and pets); Using finances; Using male privilege; Sexual abuse/violence and using sex as a reward or punishment; Domestic Violence is not an anger problem; Domestic Violence is not caused by alcohol and drug use or abuse; Warning signs of abusers; How batterers use children; Ways batterers get others to collude with them; and Criminal thinking patterns.
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Dynamics of Domestic Violence Abusers. Staff and volunteers will understand power and control and the dynamics of abuser behavior. Content will cover: (a) Domestic Violence as an individual choice by batterer supported by societal and institutional norms; (b) Tactics of power and control; (c) Battering is the systematic use of abusive behaviors aimed at maintaining power and control in a relationship; and (d) Battering behaviors include: i. Intimidations; ii. Emotional abuse, put downs, name calling, etc.; iii. Threat of violence; iv. Use of violence; v. Using children (and pets); vi. Using finances; vii. Using male privilege; viii. Sexual abuse/violence and using sex as a reward or punishment; (e) Domestic Violence is not an anger problem; (f) Domestic Violence is not caused by alcohol and drug use or abuse; (g) Warning signs of abusers; (h) How batterers use children; (i) Ways batterers get others to collude with them; and (j) Criminal thinking patterns.
Dynamics of Domestic Violence Abusers. Staff and volunteers will understand power and control and the dynamics of abuser behavior. Content will cover: i. Domestic violence as an individual choice by batterer supported by societal and institutional norms, ii. Tactics of power and control,

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