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Fife Violence Against Women Partnership: Impact of Domestic Abuse in the Early Years (Level 2)
Created: 23/04/2025Children’s experience of domestic abuse can cause both short and long term cognitive, behavioural, and emotional effects, and impact on attachment. Each child will respond differently to the trauma of witnessing domestic abuse depending on a range of factors including, but not limited to, sex, race, culture, age, and stage of development.
Domestic abuse is also often seen as an attack on the mother-child relationship, and therefore affects attachment and impacts on positive parenting strategies.
Join the Fife Violence Against Women Partnership (FVAWP) and CEDAR (Family Support Service) to explore the impact that domestic abuse can have in the early years.
This training aims to provide participants with:
Course details
Full details of upcoming FVAWP training can be found here.
Course pre-requisite: Complete FVAWP E-learning (on page 8) – Domestic Abuse Awareness Raising Tool
How to book
Non-Fife Council employees should book online: Book a Fife Violence Against Women Partnership Training Course | Fife Council
Fife Council employees should book through Oracle.