Who should attend? 

Professionals who may have contact with people experiencing or using family violence in their work, however responding to family violence is not their core role or function. 

Delivery mode:  

• 2x ¾ day, online facilitator led learning (9.30am to 3pm) 

Learning objectives: 

On successful completion of this training, participants will be able to practice concepts related to working with adults using family violence, including:  

1. Applying MARAM foundational knowledge and practice guidance to intermediate MARAM practice responsibilities.  

2. Developing understanding and confidence in safe engagement and appropriate questioning to support identifying, assessing and managing family violence risk when working with adults using family violence.  

3. Determining the level or seriousness of risk using the model of Structured Professional Judgement.   

4. Understanding how and when to use MARAM tools in practice, including the Adult Using Family Violence Intermediate Assessment Tool, the Intermediate Safety Plan, and the Intermediate Risk Management Plan.  

5. Increasing confidence in working collaboratively through information sharing, secondary consultations and referrals.   

Dates of delivery:  

• 4^th – 5^th September 2024 
• 5^th – 6^th September 2024
• 11^th – 12^th September 2024
• 12^th – 13^th September 2024
• 18^th – 19^th September 2024 
• 24^th – 25^th September 2024
• 2^nd – 3^rd October 2024
• 9^th – 10^th October 2024
• 16^th – 17^th October 2024
• 22^nd – 23^rd October 2024
• 24^th – 25^th October 2024
• 28^th – 29^th October 2024
• 30^th – 31^st October 2024
• 6^th – 7^th November 2024
• 11^th – 12^th November 2024
• 13^th – 14^th November 2024
• 18^th – 19^th November 2024
• 27^th – 28^th November 2024
• 28^th – 29^th November 2024
• 4^th – 5^th December 2024
• 9^th – 10^th December 2024
• 11^th – 12^th December 2024