Objectives/Aims of Course

The DASH Master class will enable participants to use the DASH risk assessment model to identify standard, medium and high risk cases of Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Harassment.
Students will understand how to use the DASH Risk Model (2009) to save lives through early risk identification, intervention and prevention.

Course Programme

Throughout the day the course will cover the following;

• The dynamics of Domestic Abuse
• The cost of Domestic Abuse and Stalking to victim’s lives
• How to identify high risk cases of Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Harassment and Honour Based Violence
• How to identify dangerous and serial perpetrators
• Making defensible decisions based on the evidence from extensive re-search of cases including domestic homicides, near misses’ and lower level incidents.

Course Deliverables

This course will provide a Certificate of Training on the DASH (Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Harassment and Honour Based Violence) Framework.

Who Should Attend (including pre-requisites)

Accredited by the university of Brighton, this course would be suitable for anyone that has face to face contact with patients / individuals.