Scenario-Based DV Training: Working on Challenges and Finding Solutions

One of the most requested areas of training we have received is to do more scenario based problem solving. So now is your chance to bridge the gap between theory and practice by using real life challenges in a controlled environment.

Training Description: Domestic Violence Scenario-Based Tabletop Exercise

This tabletop exercise is designed to strengthen participants’ understanding, coordination, and response to domestic violence incidents in a safe and structured learning environment. Using a realistic scenario, participants will walk through the decision-making process, role responsibilities, and interagency coordination required to address a case of domestic violence effectively.

The exercise will:

• Increase awareness of the dynamics and warning signs of domestic violence.
• Provide an opportunity to explore appropriate interventions while prioritizing victim safety and offender accountability.
• Enhance collaboration between law enforcement, social services, healthcare providers, advocacy groups, and other community partners.
• Identify potential gaps in policies, communication, and resources.
• Encourage discussion of trauma-informed practices and culturally sensitive responses.

Following each scenario, a facilitated debrief will allow participants to reflect on lessons learned, share perspectives, and develop action steps to improving real-world coordination.

This training is appropriate for professionals working in law enforcement, victim advocacy, prosecution and family advocacy center advocates, social services, healathcare, mental health and community based organizations.

HOTEL SCHOLARSHIPS

Hotel scholarships are available for one night on 9/30 if you are outside the county. If you are traveling for more than 3 hours away, you may request two nights. To apply for the scholarship, email Connie Chapman at [email protected].

PAYING BY CHECK

If you need to pay by check click on the "Order Now" button. Fill out the registration information and then when you get to the payment method, there will be a drop-down box with options of payment method. There you can select "Pay By Check" this will allow you to register without paying at this time. However, payment must be received before September 26th. No one will be allowed to attend the training without payment unless approved by the Project Director, Connie Chapman. You can contact Connie at (602)-421-9354 or e-mail at [email protected].

Checks can be sent to:

**AVAA

P.O. Box 25859

Tempe, AZ 84285

**NOTE THIS IS A NEW ADDRESS SO PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR SYSTEM REFLECTS THE CHANGE.*****

WHEN REGISTERING

Please ensure that your current e-mail address, position title along with your name is included in the registration information. Many agencies have accounting personal and/or supervisors who register for them, so be sure you enter your name and e-mail address when registering.

REFUNDS

A full refund minus registration site fees can be received by requesting it BEFORE 9/26 by going through the Eventbrite system or emailing [email protected]

IS MY REGISTRATION TRANSFERABLE?

You may transfer a registration from one person to another by 9/26 by contacting Connie Chapman at [email protected].

Host or Publisher Arizona Coalition for Victim Services