When:

Friday, September 4th, 2026 | 9:00AM-2:00PM

 

About the Clinical Experience:

Join us for a transformative half-day clinical experience designed for clinicians and helping professionals committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence. This immersive event will provide you with vital insights into mental health resources and interdisciplinary treatment approaches, equipping you with essential tools to guide clients and their families toward healing and resilience. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your practice and make a powerful impact in the lives of those who need it most.

 

In Georgia, intimate partner violence (IPV) is deeply linked to mental health crises and fatalities. Statewide reviews indicate that roughly 20% of all suicides involve intimate partner problems, and about 37% of domestic violence perpetrators had a known history of suicide threats or attempts. (dbhdd.ga.gov)

According to the 2025 Fatality Review: 

Domestic-violence related fatalities increased by nearly 4%.

Approximately 4 in 5 domestic-violence related fatalities are committed with a firearm.

Domestic violence-related murder-suicide incidents increased by more than 80%.

On average, over once a day in the U.S., someone kills an intimate partner and then dies by suicide.

 

After completing the program, participants will:

• Receive a certificate of completion for:
  • QPR (question, persuade, refer) Training
  • Common causes of suicidal behavior and myths surrounding suicide.
  • Recognizing both verbal and non-verbal warning signs.
  • How to properly ask the suicide question without increasing risk.
  • Guided role-play exercises and discussions to build confidence.
• And be able to:
  • Identify and apply available resources and best practices for the treatment and support of individuals impacted by domestic violence, ensuring evidence-based and client-centered approaches.
  • Demonstrate strategies for fostering interdisciplinary collaboration among professionals working with victims of domestic violence, including advocates, mental health professionals,  medical and legal professionals to review a recommended coordinated response, addressing the intersection of domestic violence and MH concerns.

 

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