Domestic Violence: Intervention and reporting strategiesDomestic violence is defined as a pattern of behavior within an intimate relationship in which one partner uses coercion, abuse and manipulation to maintain control over their  partner. It is estimated that one in four women will experience some form of intimate abuse in their lifetime and over three women and one man are murdered each day by their intimate partners in the US (US bureau of Justice statistics). This course will provide an introduction to the history and dynamics of interpersonal, intimate violence and strategies for identification and assistance to survivors. Participants will learn how to conduct a lethality assessment and complete a safety plan for persons at risk.      Who should attend?Anyone interested in developing the skills needed to provide supportive counseling and advocacy within a human service setting, school or medical/mental health facility.  Case Managers, Physicians, NursesEducators, Clergy, Crisis WorkersLaw Enforcement, Emergency TechsHuman Resources professionalsAdvocatesJuvenile Justice, Health ProfessionalsStudents, Senior CitizensVolunteers, Natural HelpersAnyone Concerned about OthersContinuing Education Credit3 hours of Continuing Education Credit is offered for LCSW, LMFT, LMHCFlorida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling - CE Provider # 50-462 expires 3-31-20133 hours of Continuing Education Credit is offered for PsychologistsFlorida Board of Psychology - CE Provifer # 50-462 expires 5-31-20163 hours of Continuing Education Credit is offered for ARNP, CNS, LPN, RNFlorida Board of Nursing - CE Provider # 50-9962 All participants receive a certificate of completion. Workshop DatesSaturday, February 16, 20122PM-6PMWorkshop LocationCrisis Center of Tampa BayOne Crisis Center PlazaTampa, Florida 33613CostRegistration is $50.00 payable online through Pay Pal or by check at door. Attend a second class the same day and pay $70.00 for both!  RemindersTo ensure a quality experience for all, workshops are limited in size.To receive continuing education credit all relevent information must be supplied in registration formRefunds can not be given for partial attendance.ContactAntoinette CilloManager: Community Education and Training ServicesCrisis Center of Tampa BayACillo @crisiscenter.com813-969-4904   domestic violence single event Domestic violence 50.00 sexual assault/domestic violence combination ticket sexassault/domviol21613 70.00