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For Healthcare Professionals

According to Futures Without Violence, in addition to the immediate trauma caused by abuse, domestic violence contributes to a number of chronic health problems including depression, alcohol and substance abuse as well as sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV/AIDS. Additionally, it often limits the ability of women to manage other chronic illnesses such as diabetes and hypertension. To enhance healthcare systems' response to domestic violence, LCADV has training options to train healthcare providers, domestic violence service providers, HIV/AIDS advocates and social workers on domestic violence against pregnant women and new mothers, and the intersection of domestic violence and HIV/AIDS. LCADV also participates in the Louisiana Department of Health’s Pregnancy Associated Mortality Review Panel.

Standard Length: 3 hours

Ideal for: Healthcare providers, domestic violence service providers.

  • Prevalence and dynamics of domestic violence in the context of pregnancy
  • Best practices for domestic violence screening in a healthcare setting
  • Practical tips for implementation of domestic violence screening
  • Partnerships between healthcare and advocacy systems
  • Resources for patients experiencing domestic violence

Schedule a Safe Mothers, Healthy Babies training in your area.

Standard Length: 3 hours

Ideal for: Healthcare providers, domestic violence service providers.

  • Advanced Domestic Violence Dynamics
  • Cutting-edge data on HIV transmission, progression and prevention
  • Intersection of Domestic Violence with HIV/AIDS
  • Impact of socioeconomic disparities on the wellbeing of HIV/AIDS and domestic violence survivors.
  • Promising practices to enhance safety for survivors of domestic violence and HIV/AIDS
  • Collaborative advocacy efforts

Schedule a Safe and Positive training in your area.

LCADV provides in-depth technical assistance to develop relationships between healthcare providers and local domestic violence service providers to facilitate warm hand-offs for patients experiencing domestic abuse. Contact us for assistance with establishing a formal bi-directional referral system between healthcare and domestic violence service providers in your area.

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