DVA in Faith Communities 2014
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This document provides information about a one-day course on domestic violence and abuse in faith communities that will be delivered by Kahrmel Wellness on May 2nd, 2015. The course will cover the complex dynamics of faith communities and ethnic minorities, spiritual abuse, and the behavioral patterns of perpetrators. It will include workshop activities and be held from 10am to 4pm at the Derby YMCA.
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- 1. For more information contact Natasha Littlechild at Ting Training Phone: 01332 331259 Email: ting@relatederby.org.uk Relate Derby and Southern Derbyshire Ÿ 62 Friar Gate Ÿ Derby Ÿ DE1 1DJ Ÿ Registered Charity 1110768Ÿ Registered in England 4980776 Kahrmel Wellness are delivering a one day course on Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA) in Faith Communities Topics covered will include: The complex dynamics in Faith Communities and Ethnic Minorities What is Spiritual Abuse? Behavioural Patterns of Perpetrators The course will be delivered by 3 trainers from Kahrmel Wellness and will include workshop activities as part of the day. 10am - 4pm Saturday 2nd May 2015 at Derby YMCA, 770 London Road, Derby DE24 8UT Cost: £85 Understanding DVA in Faith Communities