Learning Objectives:
- Clinicians will be able to identify indicators of physical, sexual, emotional abuse and neglect.
- Clinicians will learn the legal and ethical requirements for reporting child abuse.
- Clinicians will learn the effects of domestic violence on custody and visitation issues.
- Clinicians will be able to develop a treatment plan based on clients needs.
Clinicians will explore counter transference issues.
Divorce is a very difficult process and it is even more devastating when Children are involved. The topics below will be examined and discussed in this 8 unit training.
The Following topics will be discussed
in this training:
- Children's Bill of Rights
- Separation and the Child
- Explaining the separation to the children
- What to expect
Preschool, 0-5 years
Early primary, 5-8 years
Upper primary, 8-12 years
Adolescents, 12-16 years
- What can you do to help?
Preschool, 0-5 years
Early primary, 5-8 years
Upper primary, 8-12 years
Adolescents, 12-16 years
- Issues of safety
- Helping Children Cope with Divorce
- Study: Joint custody best for kids after divorce
- Divorce and separation recovery - the hard journey
- What is the effect of domestic violence on custody andvisitation orders?
- What affects how children will react to a divorce?
- What if there is a new step-family?
- Types of Custody
Legal Custody
Physical Custody
Sole Custody
Joint Custody
Bird's Nest Custody
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Comprehensive Questionnaire - This questionnaire can be used in your private practice when dealing with divorce and custody issues.
- Suicide and Divorce
- The Effect of Divorce on Suicide Risk
- Danger Signs
- Death after Divorce
- Alcohol and Divorce
- Chemical Dependency and Divorce
- The Role of Lawyers in Divorce
- Understanding and Dealing With Children During Divorce
- The Child's Point of View
- Seven Stages of Divorce
- The Difference Between Punishment and Divorce
- Coping tips for adult children of divorce
- 21 ways to guide your children through divorce