Working Effectively with Perpetrators of Abuse in Wales

Mae’r cwrs hwn yn amlygu pwysigrwydd adnabod ac ymgysylltu gyda’r rhai sy’n achosi niwed.
Nod y cwrs yw cynyddu hyder ymarferwyr i weithio’n uniongyrchol gyda chamdrinwyr, neu ochr yn ochr ag ymarferwyr eraill sy’n ymgysylltu â chamdrinwyr, er mwyn lleihau’r risg o niwed ac i gynyddu diogelwch aelodau’r teulu.
Nod y model dysgu yw helpu’r systemau a’r gweithwyr proffesiynol sy’n amgylchynu’r teulu i hwyluso’r cyfle ar gyfer ymyrraeth briodol a newid ymddygiadol ystyrlon gan y sawl sy’n defnyddio ymddygiad camdriniol.

Canlyniadau Dysgu – Bydd dysgwyr yn gallu:

• Adnabod y prif gamdriniwr drwy gydnabod deinameg gymhleth a deall swyddogaeth ymddygiadau camdriniol.
• Deall teipolegau camdrinwyr a nodi gwahaniaethau ymddygiad cleientiaid i asesu risgiau a chefnogi ymyrraeth dargededig.
• Mabwysiadu dull o ymgysylltu â chamdrinwyr i’w hannog i gymryd cyfrifoldeb a mynd i’r afael â’u hymddygiad neu weithredu’n gadarnhaol.
• Hwyluso dull amlasiantaethol sydd wedi’i lywio gan drawma i sicrhau cefnogaeth barhaus a rheoli risg ar gyfer dioddefwyr (oedolion/plant).
• Cael gwybodaeth am ganllawiau statudol i ymateb yn effeithiol i ymddygiad y camdriniwr.

Wedi’i gyflwyno drwy MS Teams mewn partneriaeth â SafeLives, ac wedi’i ariannu gan Lywodraeth Cymru.

* *THIS COURSE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS LIVING/WORKING IN WALES, UK***

This course highlights the importance of identifying and engaging with those that cause harm. The course aims to increase the confidence of practitioners to work directly with perpetrators or alongside other practitioners engaging with perpetrators to reduce the risk of harm and increase the safety of family members. The learning model aims to aid the systems and professionals that surround the family to facilitate the opportunity for appropriate intervention and meaningful behavioural change for the one using abusive behaviours,

Learning outcomes will provide learners with the ability to:

• identify the primary perpetrator by recognising complex dynamics and understanding the function of perpetrator behaviours.
• understand perpetrator typologies and identify differences in clients’ behaviours to both assess risks and to support with targeted intervention.
• adopt a response to engage perpetrators to take accountability and address their behaviours or take positive action.
• facilitate a multi-agency trauma informed approach to ensure on-going support and risk management for victims (adult/children).
• have a knowledge of statutory guidance to effectively respond to the behaviour of the perpetrator.

Delivered via MS Teams in partnership with SafeLives, funded by Welsh Government