eLearning for VSP Credit
SCCADVASA hosts webinars on key issues impacting victims, survivors, and victim service provision. Victim Service Providers (VSPs) are now able to take the eLearning trainings listed below for VSP credit, if they have not already watched the webinar.
To get VSP credit, you must register for the course, watch the complete webinar recording, download any resources in the lessons, and pass the quiz with an 80%.
View the video below to learn more about registering and completing SCCADVASA’s VSP eLearning courses.
Safety for Those Who Stay
Providing Care for Victims of Strangulation
Strangulation is a frequently utilized method in domestic assault, however it is often minimized or missed by service providers.
Speaker: Ellen Kennedy
1.5 hours of VSP credit available
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Imperfect Victims
Criminalized Survivors and the Promise of Abolition Feminism
This talk will document how the criminal legal system punishes survivors of violence.
Speaker: Leigh Goodmark
1.5 hours of VSP credit available
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The Ins and Outs of Civil Stalking
Or Harassment Restraining Orders in SC
This webinar will focus on understanding the legal definition of stalking and harassment in South Carolina and the requirements for filing a civil Complaint and Motion for a Stalking and Harassment Restraining Order.
1.5 hours of VSP credit available
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The Critical Intersections of Sex Trafficking
and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives
The presenter will explore the critical intersection of sex trafficking and murdered and missing indigenous relatives and offer support and training around the historical connections of Tribal cultures, impacts, policy, sovereignty, and traditional values.
Speaker: Nicole Matthews
1.25 hours of VSP credit available
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Responding to Violent Behavior with the Three Trees of Change
Emotional Resilience, Cognitive Consonance & Behavioral Efficacy
This webinar will introduce participants to effective practices in working with individuals who engage in violence. The Three Trees of Change will be explored within the framework of static, stable, and acute risk factors.
Speaker: Ben Motley
1.5 hours of VSP credit available
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Trauma Informed Investigative Response
to Sexual Assault and IPV Victims
Victims react to the psychological trauma of sexual assault and intimate partner violence in various ways. In order to ensure that survivors receive the support and services that they need during the criminal legal process, it is important to understand the key principles of a trauma-informed response.
Speaker: Lt. Mark Wynn (Ret.)
1.75 hours of VSP credit available
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The Community Resiliency Model
Cultivating Well-Being in Mind, Body and Spirit
The Community Resiliency Model has been integrated into programs globally, helping individuals who have experienced domestic violence and sexual assaults.
Speaker: Elaine Miller-Karas
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Integrating Suicide Prevention Strategies
Into Services for Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence
This webinar will describe evidence-informed suicide prevention and intervention strategies for organizations and providers serving survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Speaker: Jennifer Myers
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Survivor Centered, Whole Family Approaches
to Safety and Healing
This webinar spotlights the history and evolution of Caminar Latino’s survivor-driven framework.
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Bilingual Professionals & Interpreters
in Victim Services
Survivors of intimate and sexual violence face many barriers including the overwhelming lack of language access. This panel discussion will provide a variety of perspectives.
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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From Crisis to Compassion
Supporting Advocate and Survivor Well-Being
Domestic and sexual violence can have significant effects on health and well-being, including increased risk for distressing mental health experiences.
Speaker: Amanda Lyon, LCSW
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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The Domestic Violence-Traumatic Brain Injury
and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Emergent Pandemic
There is a silent and emergent DV-TBI-CTE pandemic with much more to be learned about how to support potential victims.
Speaker: Dr. Maria Garay-Serratos
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Neurobiology of Sexual Assault Trauma, Part 1
Experience, Thinking and Behavior
This presentation explains how stress and trauma can alter brain functioning during sexual assaults and other traumas.
Speaker: Dr. Jim Hopper
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Neurobiology of Sexual Assault Trauma, Part 2
Memory
This presentation explains how stress and trauma can alter brain functioning during sexual assaults and other traumas.
Speaker: Dr. Jim Hopper
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Sextortion in the Digital Age
Tends, Tactics, and Survivor-Centered Responses
Sextortion is one of the fastest-growing forms of technology-facilitated abuse and it’s becoming easier to perpetrate.
Speaker: Belle Torek, Esq.
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Seeing the Warning Signs
Domestic Violence Histories in Mass Shooting Perpetrators
Speakers: Ellen Kennedy and Dr. Jessica Hobbs
This webinar will examine evidence connecting domestic violence with targeted mass violence.
1.5 hours of VSP credit are available
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Visit our Training & Events Page to find more information about other training opportunities such as our SCKnowMore webinars, WEN Roundtables, and in-person events. For information about SCCADVASA’s Basic Training Couse for Victim Service Providers, visit our Basic Training Page.
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