The service provides psychological therapies and interventions for children and young people experiencing significant psychological distress as a result of being a victim of (or exposed to) domestic abuse and/or sexual violence. It will operate as part of a pathway for domestic abuse and/or sexual violence. Service aims: reduce the trauma and psychological distress experienced by children and young people who have been victims of (or affected by) domestic abuse and/or sexual violence reduce propensity toward re-victimisation through increased resilience and relationship behaviour increase awareness of domestic abuse, sexual violence and abusive relationships amongst service users improve the health, psychological wellbeing and general functioning of children and young people affected by domestic abuse and/or sexual violence support non-offending parents/guardians in aiding their child’s recovery from trauma (where appropriate) to be child and young person focused Eligible service users are: Proven resident of Peterborough Be experiencing or have previously experienced domestic abuse and/or sexual violence SASP (advice and support service available to all Peterborough victims; any age, male or female) Tel: 01733 552200 / 894455 Helpline: 103 123 Website: Email: Perpetrator Support Peterborough City Council use two organisations who deliver perpetrator support programmes: Bold Peterborough Relationship Support (PRS) Bold Moves offer the following programmes: Safer Relationships A 10-session work programme for male offenders (20 hours), covering how to better manage conflict situations, how to recognise negative or abusive behaviours and how to improve communication and emotional control in intimate partner relationships. The programme supports men to take responsibility for change and to identify the impact of their behaviour on their relationships, themselves and their wider family. Family Man (child centred programmed) A 10-session group work programme (20 hours) supporting fathers develop child centred parenting skills. It identifies the amount of patience parenting requires, the impact that conflict between parents has on children and focuses on rebuilding trust, children’s developmental stages, learning how to give praise, positively manage difficult parenting situations and how to make good parenting decisions.
The service provides psychological therapies and interventions for children and young people experiencing significant psychological distress as a result of being a victim of (or exposed to) domestic abuse and/or sexual violence. It will operate as part of a pathway for domestic abuse and/or sexual violence. Service aims: reduce the trauma and psychological distress experienced by children and young people who have been victims of (or affected by) domestic abuse and/or sexual violence reduce propensity toward re-victimisation through increased resilience and relationship behaviour increase awareness of domestic abuse, sexual violence and abusive relationships amongst service users improve the health, psychological wellbeing and general functioning of children and young people affected by domestic abuse and/or sexual violence support non-offending parents/guardians in aiding their child’s recovery from trauma (where appropriate) to be child and young person focused Eligible service users are: Proven resident of Peterborough Be experiencing or have previously experienced domestic abuse and/or sexual violence SASP (advice and support service available to all Peterborough victims; any age, male or female) Tel: 01733 552200 / 894455 Helpline: 103 123 Website: Email: Perpetrator Support Peterborough City Council use two organisations who deliver perpetrator support programmes: Bold Peterborough Relationship Support (PRS) Bold Moves offer the following programmes: Safer Relationships A 10-session work programme for male offenders (20 hours), covering how to better manage conflict situations, how to recognise negative or abusive behaviours and how to improve communication and emotional control in intimate partner relationships. The programme supports men to take responsibility for change and to identify the impact of their behaviour on their relationships, themselves and their wider family. Family Man (child centred programmed) A 10-session group work programme (20 hours) supporting fathers develop child centred parenting skills. It identifies the amount of patience parenting requires, the impact that conflict between parents has on children and focuses on rebuilding trust, children’s developmental stages, learning how to give praise, positively manage difficult parenting situations and how to make good parenting decisions.
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