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2.3 Coercive Control | Free From Fear
In 2015, controlling and coercive behaviour became a new offence under section 76 of the Serious Crime Act.
Following this, organisations have been urged to look at domestic abuse differently, and consider how they could better respond to lower level forms of abuse. This includes recognising the cumulative effects of experiencing ongoing coercive and controlling behaviours, as opposed to focusing only on incidents and their severity.
Coercive control is hard to spot and easy to hide from others - it can also be a warning sign of future violence. Routine low level, on-going abuse is often overlooked and minimised, but it can have long-lasting psychological effects. Some survivors have stated that the violence isn't the worst part.
Coercive control may not involve physical violence. Other tactics may include continuous scrutiny and micro monitoring, plus social isolation, degradation, intimidation and mind games. Like hostages, victims may be denied access to money or food
2.2 Spotting signs 2.4 Increased Vulnerability
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1. Cartrefi Mwy Diogel: Gweithio gyda’n gilydd
1.4 Asesu Risg a MARAC
1.6 Datgeliadau Cyfraith Clare
2. Ymateb i Ddioddefwyr
2.1 Y porth o dai cymdeithasol i gymorth parhaus
2.4 Pobl sy’n Fwy Agored i Niwed
2.5 Creu’r amgylchedd cywir
Creu’r amgylchedd cywir: offeryn i staff
3.2 Camau i wella diogelwch personol
3.3 Atgyfeiriadau at asiantaethau arbenigol ar gyfer cynllunio diogelwch unigol
3.4 Newid eiddo a throsglwyddiadau
4. Ymateb i gyflawnwyr trosedd
1.1 The National Training Framework for VAWDASV
1.2 Training for staff in front line roles
1.3 The Specialist Syllabus
2. Multi Agency Collaboration
3. Mechanisms for Early Intervention
4. Policies and Procedures
7. Target Hardening (SASH)
8. Responding to Perpetrators
10. Monitoring and Quality Assurance
1. The case for improving responses to VAWDASV
2. VAWDASV Leadership Series
3. Developing VAWDASV Strategy
5. Innovation and Partnerships
1. Safer Homes: Working Together
1.1 Multi Agency Fora
1.4 Risk Assessment (and MARAC)
1.5 Advocates and advisors
1.6 Clare’s Law Disclosures
2. Responding to Victims
2.1 Gateway through social housing to ongoing support
2.5 Creating the right environment
Creating the right environment - A tool for staff
3.2 Measures to improve personal safety
3.3 Referrals to specialist agencies for individual safety planning
3.4 Property moves and transfers
4. Responding to Perpetrators
1.1 Y Fframwaith Hyfforddi Cenedlaethol ar gyfer Trais yn erbyn Menywod, Cam-drin Domestig a Thrais Rhywiol
1.2 Hyfforddiant ar gyfer staff mewn gwaith rheng flaen
1.3 Y Maes Llafur Arbenigol
3. Mecanweithiau ar gyfer Ymyrraeth Gynnar
4. Polisïau a Gweithdrefnau
7. Gwella Diogelwch (SASH)
8. Ymateb i gyflawnwyr
10. Monitro a Sicrwydd Ansawdd
1. Yr achos dros wella VAWDASV
2. Cyfres Arweinyddiaeth VAWDSAV
3. Datblygu Strategaeth VAWDASV
5. Arloesedd a Phartneriaethau