Training Description: This workshop will examine the behaviors and beliefs of those who cause harm in intimate relationships and deepen our understanding of perpetration as a behavior within the frameworks of white supremacy and other forms of superiority and domination.
Through an interactive format, JAC Patrissi and Ed Schreiber we examine what works with people seeking recovery who use abuse tactics and invite us to orient our work with people who cause harm and with one another in a way that engages compassion without collusion. Join us in strengthening our skills at building transformative relationships and recovery communities. This curriculum helps us examine our own power relationships within our personal, professional and community roles. They bring an added lens to the work of recovery that can help transform our working and personal relationships.
The interactive training curriculum addresses the following learning-based objectives in the approach of Dialogue Education and Popular Education. As such, it is appropriate for all levels of experience, as the applications will be personalized to your unique roles. New recovery coaches and seasoned administrators will benefit from engaging in this framework.
Objectives:
Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to: