WHO IS THIS WORKSHOP FOR?

This training program is for health, welfare, community workers, workers with men and anyone who wants to gain skills in working with male survivors of DV. “According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 1 in 16 men have experienced physical or sexual violence at the hands of a current or previous cohabiting partner. Many more have suffered at the hands of other family members. As hard as it is for female victims to speak up when they’re affected by domestic violence, research is showing that even fewer men are seeking help when they need it.” – Relationships Australia.

While many services have been established to support female survivors of family violence, the needs of male survivors and female perpetrators of violence remain largely unmet. No direct support services, one shelter, and very little understanding of the situation for male survivors. The course is for men and women and provides information and strategies for working with men affected by violence and presents models for assessment and working with male survivors. This is the only training of its type in Australia and New Zealand. 

PROGRAM CONTENT HERE

ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Greg Millan is one of Australia’s leading experts on men’s health and wellbeing with over 40 years’ experience in the men’s health promotion area. Greg is a social work trained health educator, a Certified Workplace Trainer and an Affiliated Member of the Australian Association of Buddhist Counsellors and Psychotherapists. 
MORE ON GREG’S BACKGROUND HERE

COST AND REGISTRATION
$130 for each training workshop, which is delivered online. Resources sent to you include copies of the Men’s Healthy Ageing Guide and Men’s health and wellbeing: an a – z guide.

To register please email Greg at [email protected]