1 day CAPVA training for Professionals

This course aims to enhance understanding and awareness of CAPVA and is designed for front-line practitioners supporting families wishing to develop their ability to respond with confidence and compassion. Our training is fully CPD accredited

Course Highlights: Led by an expert in the field of CAPVA, our sessions cover risk factors that contribute to CAPVA,  family dynamics and impact, communication strategies and practical tools to support families.

Benefits: Expert advice & guidance. Collaborate with fellow professionals, share experiences, discuss challenges and develop innovative approaches to stop aggression in the home.

Investment:  £75 / £85

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Objectives of the 1 day training course:

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Increased Understanding: Gain a comprehensive understanding of CAPVA, its definitions, and its implications.

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Exploring Underlying Causes: Investigate the root causes of this behaviour in children and adolescents, including psychological, social, and environmental factors.

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Strategies: Learn and apply practical strategies to help reduce aggressive & harmful behaviour in the home.

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Safety Planning: Understand the critical elements of safety planning to protect all family members.

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Narrative: Explore methods to shift the family dynamic and narrative towards a healthier, more supportive environment.

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Raising Awareness: Increase awareness about the prevalence and impact of CAPVA within communities and professional networks.

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Impact of Neuro Diversity Discuss the effects of secondary diagnoses, such as neurodiverse conditions, on CPA and family interactions.

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Led by an expert in the field all our training programmes are interactive & live (not pre-recorded) and have been developed with over 30 years of experience and expertise. If you/your organisation prefer face-to-face training, please contact us to discuss your requirements.

“Gave me the confidence to work in a complex area.  A lot of the resources are things that I use – attachment-based frame, Karpman triangle etc, but pulled together in a way that helps me to have the confidence to think about and engage with families in these situations.” 

“I enjoyed the style of the training, I found it friendly and easy to take part. I particularly liked being able to connect with a wide range of other professionals..”

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WHY YOU SHOULD TRAIN WITH US

With over 30 years of experience specifically focusing on family dynamics, 19 years devoted to addressing violence within families, and 15 years of direct collaboration with both families and professionals, Jane offers a comprehensive understanding of the intricate dynamics at play and the most effective strategies to support parents and young people.

Our specialised training in this behaviour area, spanning over 15 years, ensures that attendees of our training events, whether in person or online, receive cutting-edge strategies and interventions that can be implemented immediately with families.

Grounded in attachment theory, pro-social modelling theory, and neuroscience, Capa’s methodology is not only comprehensive but, more importantly, proven effective. We have furthered our impact and supported our mission by training numerous organisations across the UK, cementing our position as a leader in addressing CAPVA and supporting families.

To facilitate learning, we offer a podcast series, organise networking events, and provide advice and support sessions, supervision, and consultancy services.

“Wow!This was very useful training and I really enjoyed it. Jam-packed with knowledge, advice and tools.

Brilliant”

Training attendee, Rochdale Early Help

“Gave me the confidence to work in a complex area. A lot of the resources are things that I use… but pulled together in a way that helps me to have the confidence to think about and engage with families in these situations.”

Recent online training attendee

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Resources for professionals:

Why we don’t like to use ‘Abuse’

Child and adolescent to parent abuse (CAPA) is a serious issue that affects many families, the world over. However, when discussing CAPA, the language we use can be just as important as the actions we take.  The phrase that is used to term this issue is ‘Child or...

video: how to stay calm when things are challenging

How to stay calm when things are challenging (Video)

 Staying calm when things aren't going right is tricky, and even more so when the stressful situation is happening with your child. Esther Jones has shared four ways to keep calm during challenging moments with children, so do watch and try them out when you need...