Relationship between Alcohol and Domestic Abuse (½ Day)

16 May at 9:30am to 4:00pm, 2017

When	16 May at 9:30am to 4:00pm, 2017
Provided by	Forward Leeds
Description	Aim: Increase participants knowledge, skills and confidence to identify those drinking above lower risk levels and the associated risks to health. To explore the impact of alcohol and overlapping issues of domestic abuse and alcohol. How to make referrals to appropriate services.
Venue	Public Health Resource Centre Technorth, 9 Harrogate Road, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, LS7 3NB
Learning outcomes	Objectives: • To provide practitioners with up to date information in regards to alcohol use, including government guidance and recommendations. • For participants to revise their knowledge about the effects of alcohol. • To explore ‘what is domestic abuse’? • To examine the impact of alcohol on family relationships and links with domestic violence • To increase awareness of the types of support that individuals and their families can access in Leeds for those people whose alcohol use is assessed at high risk. • To increase awareness of the types of support that individuals and their families can access in Leeds for those people experiencing domestic abuse.
Suitable for	Those working with adults & young people
How to book	To book a place on any of the training courses detailed above please contact: prevention@forwardleeds.co.uk Please state which training session and date in your email
Cost	Free