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The Five Essential Discussion Tools

Cost: FreeDuration: 3 hour online interactive workshopThe original ‘The Five Essential Discussion Tools’ training package is back for 2026. The Five Essential Discussion Tools supports those working with men who have used family violence to help them to have some skills and techniques in their work. As well as practical strategies and techniques, the training also supports participants to understand the 'why' of the work and the drivers and pattern of behaviours. Thanks to funding from DSS, No to Violence offers this free training to train practitioners in how to use the Tools in their work with men who use family violence. The Five Essential Discussion Tools training is suitable for experienced practitioners who work directly with men (one on one, group work or case management) in specialist family violence services, but also other sectors like AOD, mental health and child protection services. The training is designed to refresh and upskill practitioners in working with men with the safety of the victim survivor always at the forefront of the work. The training contains specific engagement strategies for face-to-face, telephone and online responses with men who use family violence. Before attending the training, please watch the following Pre Training materials: These will support participants to be familiar with the language and information we will be using in the training. Please be aware of the impact of these videos and use self-care. Let's Change the story: Violence against women in AustraliaOur Watch: Where violence comes from

MARAM Adults Using Family Violence - Intermediate

Build practical skills to assess and respond to family violence risk using the MARAM framework.What you'll learnEvidence-based frameworks for identifying and assessing family violence riskHow to apply MARAM's identification responsibility in practice, including using the Identification ToolSkills to navigate complex family violence dynamics and support victim-survivor safety Why choose this courseFree training delivered by No to ViolenceIncludes pre-learning videos and MARAM Practice Guide readings to prepare for the workshopGrounded in the current evidence base for working with adults who use family violence Who should attendProfessionals who work with victim-survivors or adults using family violence

MARAM Adults Using Family Violence - Identification

Build the skills to recognise family violence risk and respond appropriately.What you'll learnHow to recognise the indicators and risk factors associated with family violenceHow to apply the MARAM framework to identify escalating riskWhen and how to refer or escalate concerns to specialist services Why choose this courseFree training delivered by No to Violence, Australia's peak body for organisations working with men who use family violenceGrounded in the MARAM framework used across Victoria's family violence systemA foundation before progressing to Intermediate or Comprehensive MARAM training Who should attendProfessionals who may come into contact with victim-survivors or people using family violence while delivering universal servicesStaff in health, community services, and other frontline roles without a specialist family violence background

MARAM Identification - Strengthening Hospitals Responses to Family Violence (SHRFV)

REGISTRATION NOTE: Prior to registering for MARAM Working with Adults using Family Violence Training with No to Violence, you must have completed the MARAM Victim Survivor Training through SHRFVThe MARAM Identification BLENDED curriculum consists of a compulsory eLearn and half day fully facilitated online session. The eLearn must be completed 1-2 weeks prior to attending the half day online session.

MARAM Adults Using Family Violence - Comprehensive

Deepen your specialist practice in family violence risk assessment and management under MARAM.What you'll learnAdvanced application of the MARAM framework across its full range of responsibilitiesHow to conduct comprehensive risk assessments for complex or high-risk casesSpecialist skills in case planning, risk management, and cross-agency coordination Why choose this courseDesigned for practitioners ready to move beyond intermediate-level MARAM practiceDelivered by No to Violence, drawing on current evidence and sector expertiseBuilds toward advanced specialist practice in the AUFV workforce Who should attendSpecialist family violence practitioners and case managers

Engaging Dads Using Violence

Cost: $299.00 *GST incl.Duration: 1 x 6 hour online interactive workshopFormerly Working with Fathers using Family Violence.This training explores the impact on children witnessing/experiencing abuse and how to shift the focus of interventions to the father’s responsibility and accountability for safe parenting. It unpacks broader narratives that will often attribute responsibility for safety, security, and emotional wellbeing of children to the victim-survivor; and is underpinned by the current evidence base that has established an understanding of the gender drivers of men’s violence against women.