Learn the basics about the dynamics of domestic violence, how to recognize the signs of domestic violence, and about the essential services CASA provides to survivors in our community.

Learn how to use the 5 D’s of bystander intervention and how to intervene safely if you see a potentially violent situation happening. This training is trauma informed and with a social change lens.

Pets are a central part of our families. The same goes for survivors. This training is a deep dive into the way abusers will use pets as a means of power and control over survivors.

15.5 million children are affected by domestic violence every year. For those who have or work with children, it is important to understand the dynamics of domestic violence with children present in the home and how to recognize the signs of when domestic violence is happening to a child. This training will teach you that and more!

People in the human services field often suffer from compassion fatigue due to the secondary trauma they face daily. How do we work through that compassion fatigue to ensure we are still providing quality care to those around us? Request this training to learn more about just that.

Learn how to screen for domestic violence as a healthcare professional through this training! Often, healthcare professionals may be the first and only touchpoints someone experiencing domestic violence has if they do not feel comfortable or safe disclosing that information to others. The signs of domestic violence are not always physical, though, so it is important to know how to recognize other signs and provide resources.

This training is for anyone, young or old, who wants to learn more about fostering healthy relationships (both romantic and non-romantic). Learn about how to set boundaries, independence and individuality in relationships, balance, and more!