Court-Ordered Evaluations (Training)

Service Description

1. Conduct DV-focused assessment interviews Apply pattern-based questioning techniques that reveal control dynamics rather than simply emotional responses 2. Distinguish anger-management needs from domestic violence patterns Learn to identify the critical differences between isolated anger issues and systematic patterns of coercive control in relationships 3. Identify minimization and euphemistic language Recognize how referral language can obscure the true nature of abusive behaviors through soft terminology and downplaying 4. Recognize partner dynamics that obscure risk Understand how partner behaviors may reflect coping mechanisms, fear responses, or survival strategies rather than genuine consent 5. Apply learning to case studies Practice assessment skills using realistic case scenarios to identify domestic violence patterns masked as anger management issues