CAI Trainers - Through the Looking Glass: Foundations of Recognizing Intimate Partner Violence through a Virtual Lens
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5/18/2021
Through the Looking Glass:
Foundations of Recognizing
Intimate Partner Violence
through a Virtual Lens
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CAI Trainers
Elisabeth Salner, LCSW, MPH
She/her
Project Director
Corbin Knight-Dixon, MS
He/him
Project Director
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Objectives
As a result of this training participants will
be able to:
• Review the increased rates of intimate
partner violence due to Covid-19
• Describe warning signals of IPV within
the virtual context
• Identify communication skills to support
clients and make effective referrals
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Poll #1:
Since more people have been home
(working, school, furloughed or
unemployed) due to the pandemic,
intimate partner violence has gone down.
True
False
I don’t know
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Poll #2:
As people are staying home in greater
numbers, it’s been easier for victims of
intimate partner violence to find
alternative housing.
True
False
I don’t know
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Poll #3:
Survivors who are older or are at high risk
for COVID infection may have less access to
public places where they would typically get
support, like shelters, counseling centers,
or courthouses.
True
False
I don’t know
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Poll #4:
Check all that apply, which of the following do you
feel have been impacting your clients most during
this time:
Financial stress
Job loss
Increased homelessness
Loss of health insurance
Kids at home, crowding
Fear of catching COVID19
Social isolation
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Warm Up Chat In
What have been some challenges of
working and interacting with clients in
the virtual environment?
What are some opportunities moving
forward?
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What is IPV?
• Domestic (or intimate partner) violence
describes a pattern of abusive behavior that
allows one partner to gain or maintain
power and control over the other.
• Any behavior within an intimate relationship
that causes physical, psychological or
sexual harm to those in the relationship,
including acts of physical aggression, sexual
coercion, psychological abuse and
controlling behaviors.
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WARNING SIGNS
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Power and Control Wheel
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Isolation
• When someone • Pressuring someone
keeps you away from into quarantining with
friends, family, or them instead of family
other people. or friends.
• Limiting outside • Expecting someone
involvement. to stay on the phone/
• Controlling what you FaceTime all day (or
read and who you talk more than normal) to
to. limit their interaction
with others.
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Warning Signs Chat In
• Minimizing What are
• Intimidation examples of signs
• Withholding you’ve see or that
• Belittling could be observed
• Guilting in the virtual
• Manipulation environment?
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Other Red Flags to look out
for…
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SUPPORTIVE
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
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Normalizations
• Statement to acknowledge that client’s
questions, thoughts, feelings and
experiences are common
• Normalizing:
– Reassures clients
– Creates a safe space to share experiences
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Normalizations
“Because this is a stressful
time for everyone, we may
experience more stress,
fighting or harm in our
relationships and that can
affect our health. We are
sharing ideas about helping
yourself and people you
care about.”
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Gentle Probing
• Encourage the client to think deeper and
dig deeper, to think beyond facts,
reasons, and influences.
• An elaborate form of interaction that’s
mostly intended to get the client out of
his/her shell and enable them to talk
freely
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Gentle Probing
“Tell me a little more
about your
relationship?”
“When you say your
partner sets strict
boundaries, what does
that mean?”
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Affirmations
Affirmations are verbal
acknowledgements of a client’s
strengths and efforts.
Affirmations are not about complimenting
someone
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Affirmations
“You are dedicated to
your health and health
of your family.”
“You demonstrate great
perseverance during
this challenging time.”
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Case Scenarios
Rosie has been a client of yours for 6 months. You meet with her
once a month over Zoom since the pandemic has started. She
often looks tired over Zoom. She mentions feeling generally
overwhelmed and doesn’t know when this is going to stop.
What skill would you want to practice?
Normalizations
Gentle Probing
Affirmations
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Case Scenarios
Aaliyah had a baby 8 weeks ago. She has only gone outside for a
few pediatrician visits and then rushes back home. All the news
coverage makes her feel like it is unsafe to leave the house.
Aaliyah says she has been sleeping a lot and feels like she is
missing bonding time with her baby.
What skill would you want to practice?
Normalizations
Gentle Probing
Affirmations
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Case Scenario
Jessica is a fairly new client of yours that you mainly connect with
over the phone. You have heard Jessica’s partner, Chris, yelling in
the background over the phone. Jessica says Chris doesn’t like it
when she uses Facetime or video chats with her family too much.
Jessica jokes “oh that’s just how he is.”
What skill would you want to practice?
Normalizations
Gentle Probing
Affirmations
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Active Referrals and Warm Hand-Offs
Supporting a client through a process of helping
them to identify needed services and connecting
with the service provider.
1. With the client present, communicate the purpose
of the referral/the main concerns
2. Convey your trust and rapport in the staff/agency
you are referring to
3. Ask the client, “What would you like to add?
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Video: Warm Hand-Off
https://app.vyond.com/videos/754ea882-3346-4dc8-b8fe-b7724034ec5e
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Closing
What is one pearl of wisdom you
are taking away from today?
Thank you!!!
esalner@caiglobal.org
cknightdixon@caiglobal.org
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