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- Familiarity with definitions of domestic violence, distinctions among types of violence, and issues in establishing prevalence.
- Clarity about ones own goals and role in responding to those in situations of intimate violence.
- Increased skill in sensitive interviewing of survivors
- Ability to recognize threats to safety from intimate violence.
- Ability to help clients/patients/survivors assess their level of danger and their resources for safety.
- Ability to safety plan with victims/survivors.
- Knowledge of legal and community resources for victims/survivors.
- Knowledge of risks, legal requirements, and resources for children involved in domestic violence situations.
- Knowledge of legal requirements and resources for men and women who use violent behavior.