Our Trainings

The Safe & Together Institute offers multiple levels of progressive training centered around domestic abuse–informed practice with the goal of informing organizational and systems change. With in-person, online, and live remote options, our trainings are focused on skills development that will improve individuals’ professional practice. 

Safe & Together Trainings

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Overview Training

Our Overview Training provides all individuals at an organization with an introduction to and overview of the Safe & Together Model.

Available for in-person or live remote training.

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Core Training 

Our Core Training is designed to provide practitioners a comprehensive skills-oriented foundation for domestic abuse–informed practice.

Available for in-person, online, or live remote training.

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Supervisor Training

Our Supervisor Training provides supervisors and managers key skills to help their workers apply a perpetrator pattern–based approach to casework.

Available for in-person, online, or live remote training.

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Trainer Certification

The Trainer Certification Program was developed to certify trainers across the world so they can teach the Safe & Together Model curricula in their region and spur systems change.

Available for live remote training only.

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Online Courses

Using reality-based scenarios and interactive activities, our online courses are designed to be “standalone” or as part of a wider implementation of domestic abuse–informed systems change.

Available for online training only.

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Training Bundles

Our cost-effective training bundles help expand practitioners’ domestic abuse–informed knowledge while also saving money for their organization.

Learning modality dependent on bundle.

What People Are Saying

  • Time and again, I have seen experienced practitioners from the child protection and family violence sectors marvel at the changes that occur for the families they work with when they have a shared foundation for practice through the Safe & Together Model and training.

    Cathy Humphreys, Professor of Social Work, University of Melbourne, Australia

  • Safe & Together stops the needless suffering of mothers and children every day and gives fathers opportunities to change.

    Emma Shaw, Practitioner & Family Violence Team Leader, Odyssey House, Australia

  • I do the work a lot more calmly because the Safe & Together Model has given me the skills and tools that I can use so that I don't always feel that I am either having to solve things on my own or fly by the seat of my pants.

    Beth Ann Morhardt, DV Advocate, Connecticut, USA

  • By being in Safe & Together training, the healing process for me was to know that I did do some really important things to keep families safe. Because I had seen this deficit, and I started seeing this hole as being filled with positive things.

    Eloise Sepeda, Legal Advocate and Survivor, Texas, USA

  • This training provides the language that is needed to paint the whole picture. I feel like the Safe & Together Model should be given the opportunity to be viewed by all systems.

    Crystal Lopez, BIPP Program Director, Texas, USA

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