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The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NMCADV) leads a coordinated and effective response to domestic violence throughout the state. We are committed to providing on-going learning opportunities for our communities.
This online training site supports those working with families impacted by domestic violence to provide critical services. NMCADV is committed to providing ongoing learning for our communities.
by The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence
by The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Description
Short video course for advocates to learn to identify signs and symptoms of strangulation in victims of domestic violence, recognize how dangerous it can be, and its implications for lethality.
Welcome - These are pre-recorded videos that support or be supplemental information for Battering Intervention Advocates and advocates across the State of New Mexico.
The Art of Facilitation - Level 1 is a 20-hour fundamentals BIP/DVOTI course for those facilitating BIP groups or working one-on-one with offenders. It is designed for new facilitators and for those looking to add new or different facilitation skills.
NOTE: TO REGISTER FOR THIS TRAINING, YOU MUST FIRST REGISTER FOR AN IN PERSON OR ZOOM H.E.A.L DVOTI/BIP FACILITATOR TRAINING.
This series of webinars is an introduction to the Helping Explore Accountable Lifestyles (HEAL) curriculum, which was developed by Jeffrie Cape of Charron Services, in partnership with David Garvin and the staff at the ADA Program. HEAL is a self-paced, 52-session batterer intervention program for men.
These webinars give an overview of the HEAL program design - Acknowledgement, Cornerstones, Challenge, and Sankofa. The intention of these webinars is to serve as an introduction and compliment an in-person training by Jeffrie Cape, provided by the New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence on a regular basis since 2012.
This is the online companion to the in person course with Lisa Larance. This event will provide an overview of the complexities of understanding and addressing women’s use of force. Particular attention paid to intervening in the lives of women who have resorted to using force against their intimate heterosexual partners. Training participants will gain a deeper understanding of how the motivation, intent, and impact of women’s use of force is often distinctly different from that of men who batter their female partners.
NEW DV agency staff to meet their training requirement and ensure compliance with the NM Victim Counselor Confidentiality Act, the new standards released from CYFD require:
• Must have forty (40) hours of academic or other formal victim advocacy or counseling training or a minimum of one year of experience in providing victim advocacy or counseling prior to providing advocacy services.
• The agency must maintain complete training records during employment, including a certificate of completion of required skills and knowledge, including Core Advocacy training provided by the New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NMCADV) or Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) within six (6) months of employment.
The Core Advocacy Training through NMCADV will be completed through a combination of:
