Recognise the Signs. Respond with Confidence.
Our Open Doors training has been developed in response to the Ministry of Defence Domestic Abuse Action Plan and created with the insight of people with military experience.
Going beyond traditional domestic abuse training, Open Doors focuses on behaviour change. You'll learn practical skills to engage safely and effectively to people who are causing harm, supporting positive change and preventing future abuse.
Limited places available, book now to reserve your place
Specialist training for the Armed Forces, delivered by our expert practitioners
Spread across four sessions to fit around your role and commitments
Delivered face to face at your location or online
Free to attend (funded by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund)
Who should attend?
This course is for defence medical and welfare professionals who want to learn how to safeguard and support their staff.
What You'll Learn
This specialist training is delivered over four modules.
Module 1
People who harm
Module 2
Breaking the cycle of conflict
Module 3
Having hard conversations and encouraging change through accountability
Module 4
Behaviour change and stalking
The practitioner had an exceptional ability to engage clinically focused teams with openness and respect and the flexible, non‑judgmental teaching style has enabled our primary care team to better recognise and respond to those who may cause harm.
FAQs
Open Doors is open to defence medical professionals.