Unit Details
The unit includes seminars and experiential exercises (role plays) to give students an understanding of managing responses to domestic and family violence in family work, supporting the safety of vulnerable parties in family dispute resolution, and operating in a family law environment
Pre-requisites
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FCR1 Coursework
Dates
Self-paced Learning 2026
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Mon 27 April: Self-paced online content opens
Online Seminars 2026
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Mon 11 May: Online Seminar 1 -- 6 - 7.30pm WST
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Wed 13 May: Online Seminar 2 -- 6 - 7.30pm WST
Face-to-Face Workshops (Perth) 2026
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Mon 25 - Fri 29 May -- 9am - 5pm WST
Assessments
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Assessments will include theoretical perspectives that underpin working with people affected by domestic and family violence, preparing a case analysis and safety plan for a family experiencing family violence, and creating a case file note indicating any practical steps that need to be undertaken before the commencement of the family dispute resolution process with a cultural or language group that they might work with in practice
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Assessments in this unit will be in accord with the Assessment Conditions set out in CHCDFV008, CHCDSP001, and CHCDSP003