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Question 2 of 16
Resources for Providers
Continuing Education (CE) Opportunities
Safety Planning Tools
Psychoeducational Handouts
Guided Meditations or Audio Resources for Therapists
Resilience Cards or Affirmation Decks
Practice-Building Resources
Intake / Assessment Templates
Peer Support Groups
EMDR Consultation Groups
Secondary Trauma or Burnout Prevention Tools
Case Studies / Real-Life Applications
Directory for DV/IPV Providers
Question 3 of 16
Resources for Survivors
Printable Worksheets
Workbook for Clients in Individual or Group Work
Journaling Workbooks or Reflection Prompts
Guided Meditations or Audio Resources
Adjunctive and/or Community Resources
Question 4 of 16
What format do you prefer for receiving resources and tools?
PDF Downloads
Interactive Digital Tools
Video Walkthroughs
Live Webinars
On-Demand Courses
Community Access (Slack/Forum)
Podcasts for Survivors
Podcasts for Therapists who work with Survivors
Question 6 of 16
Understanding Abuse Dynamics
Understanding Trauma Bonds in Abusive Relationships
Domestic Violence Dynamics and Risk Assessment
Coercive Control: Advanced Assessment Techniques
Post-Separation Abuse: Supporting Survivors After Leaving
Supporting Survivors in High-Conflict Co-Parenting
Teen Dating Violence: Recognition and Intervention Strategies
Assessing for Abuse in Couple’s Work
None of the above
Question 7 of 16
Clinical Skills for Supporting Survivors
Healing Shame and Self-Blame in Abuse Survivors
Trauma-Informed Approaches to Boundaries and Consent
Working with Clients in Active or Recent Crisis
EMDR, Somatic, or Body-Based Interventions for Abuse Recovery
Integrating Polyvagal Theory into Trauma Therapy
Understanding Dissociation in Survivors of Abuse
Brain-Based Approaches to Healing from Abuse
Crisis Response Skills for Private Practice Clinicians
Working with Non-Offending Caregivers in DV Cases
Digital Safety Resource for Clients
Question 8 of 16
Cultural and Intersectional Approaches
Culturally Responsive Support for DV Survivors
Intersection of Abuse with Gender, Race, and Identity
Question 9 of 16
Ethics, Documentation & Legal Considerations
Safety Planning and Legal Considerations in Therapy (Ethics)
Navigating Mandated Reporting in DV Contexts (Ethics)
Documentation for Court: Trauma-Informed & Legally Sound (Ethics)
Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in Abuse Survivor Cases (Ethics)
Therapist Ethics in Advocacy and Survivor Support (Ethics)
Ethical Implications for Digital Safety with Survivors
Question 10 of 16
Provider Wellbeing & Professional Growth
Secondary Trauma, Compassion Fatigue, and Burnout
Vicarious Resilience: How Therapists Grow from Trauma Work
Question 11 of 16
Are there any specific training styles or approaches you prefer? (Please put N/A if not applicable)
Question 12 of 16
What is the biggest deciding factor in choosing a CE course?
Topic relevance
Cost
Format (Live vs. On-Demand)
Length of course
Accreditation (e.g., NBCC approved)
Instructor expertise
Level of clinical depth (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
Ability to apply concepts directly to my client work
Question 13 of 16
Tell us more about what influences your decision-making: (Please put N/A if not applicable)
Question 14 of 16
Would you attend a peer support group if it were offered at a different time?
Yes, if it were in the morning
Yes, if it were in the evening
Yes, if it were on weekends
No, the current time works for me
Not interested in peer groups
Question 15 of 16
What would make you more likely to attend our free peer support group?
Different day/time
Guest facilitators or speakers
CEs for case consultation attendance
More structure or guided discussion
Smaller group size
Access to session recordings
A closed community for clinicians
Question 16 of 16
Additional Feedback: What other topics, tools, or support would you love to see from us?