AUDIENCE:
Victim advocates, law enforcement, attorneys, prosecutors, forensic interviewers, victim witness coordinators, corrections, SAFEs/SANEs, medical professionals, mental health professionals, BIP providers, and other professionals who work with victims, as well as KCSDV Member Program Advocates and Staff.
DESCRIPTION:
Do you ever feel anxious or overwhelmed when working with survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual violence, or adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)?
This session seeks to calm those feelings in two ways—providing you with new tools for much more effective ways to initiate conversations with your clients—and equally important—providing approaches for taking care of ourselves and supporting our colleagues and staff as we do this important and difficult work.
The tools and approaches we cover are:
GUEST PRESENTER:
Rebecca Levenson
Rebecca Levenson Consulting
Rebecca Levenson has decades of experience helping health care systems respond to intimate partner violence (IPV) and ACEs and partner with domestic violence agencies. A former Community Clinic Director and senior health policy analyst for the national nonprofit FUTURES Without Violence, Rebecca is a nationally-recognized researcher, educator, advocate, and speaker. Rebecca is the architect of the FUTURES evidence-based intervention, “CUES,” which applies the power of universal education and altruism to improve providers’ ability to help clients experiencing IPV. Ms. Levenson is an author of numerous additional IPV training resources and publications.
LOCATION:
Hyatt Regency Wichita
400 W Waterman Street Wichita, KS 67202
REGISTRATION FEE: $150.00
Registration is on the 2024 Kansas Crime Victims' Rights Conference website. To register or learn more about the Preconference, please visit the website HERE.
TRAINING HOURS: 6.50 HOURS
Continued Nursing Education Credits (CNEs) will be offered: PENDING
Attendees can self-submit the documentation necessary for any continuing education credit that is available for the content of this course.
SPONSORED BY:
Victim advocates, law enforcement, attorneys, prosecutors, forensic interviewers, victim witness coordinators, corrections, SAFEs/SANEs, medical professionals, mental health professionals, BIP providers, and other professionals who work with victims, as well as KCSDV Member Program Advocates and Staff.
DESCRIPTION:
Do you ever feel anxious or overwhelmed when working with survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual violence, or adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)?
This session seeks to calm those feelings in two ways—providing you with new tools for much more effective ways to initiate conversations with your clients—and equally important—providing approaches for taking care of ourselves and supporting our colleagues and staff as we do this important and difficult work.
The tools and approaches we cover are:
- The FAN (facilitated attuned interaction, which has been shown to increase staff’s reflective capacity and buffer burnout. FAN provides a framework to attune to what you need and build resilience for yourself, and in turn with your clients.
- The HOPE framework, which moves us out of a deficit framework into a positive framework as a way to think about our policies, programs, and practices. So often, we are focused on deficits like adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and measuring the number of bad things that happened to people. The framework of HOPE asks us to consider what if we flipped it around? What if we stacked our work and resources in a different way?
GUEST PRESENTER:
Rebecca Levenson
Rebecca Levenson Consulting
Rebecca Levenson has decades of experience helping health care systems respond to intimate partner violence (IPV) and ACEs and partner with domestic violence agencies. A former Community Clinic Director and senior health policy analyst for the national nonprofit FUTURES Without Violence, Rebecca is a nationally-recognized researcher, educator, advocate, and speaker. Rebecca is the architect of the FUTURES evidence-based intervention, “CUES,” which applies the power of universal education and altruism to improve providers’ ability to help clients experiencing IPV. Ms. Levenson is an author of numerous additional IPV training resources and publications.
LOCATION:
Hyatt Regency Wichita
400 W Waterman Street Wichita, KS 67202
REGISTRATION FEE: $150.00
Registration is on the 2024 Kansas Crime Victims' Rights Conference website. To register or learn more about the Preconference, please visit the website HERE.
TRAINING HOURS: 6.50 HOURS
Continued Nursing Education Credits (CNEs) will be offered: PENDING
Attendees can self-submit the documentation necessary for any continuing education credit that is available for the content of this course.
SPONSORED BY:
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