Coercive Control Online Modules
Coercive Control Online Modules
NGO Training for the Domestic and Family Violence Sector

The Coercive Control Project Workshop training is now available as 4 online modules that practitioners can work though at their own pace. This free, interactive, training equips family, domestic and sexual violence (FDSV) workers in the community services sector across NSW to recognise and understand coercive control and the new Legal and Policy framework in NSW. The training includes case scenarios, practical exercises, examples of practical interventions and support, as well as acknowledging the need to prioritise staff wellbeing and provide support for those who work with victim-survivors. We recommend allocating around one hour per Module to engage with the learning content.
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CONTENT WARNING
The subject matter of these resources contains sensitive, potentially triggering themes including reference to and descriptions of acts of family and sexual violence and coercive control. Please be aware of your own needs and take breaks or discontinue accessing these resources where necessary.
If you have experienced violence or sexual assault and need immediate or ongoing help, contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) to talk to a counsellor from the national sexual assault and domestic violence hotline. For confidential support and information, contact Safe Steps’ 24/7 family violence response line on 1800 015 188.
If you have concerns about your safety or that of someone else, please contact the police in your local area, or call Triple Zero (000) for emergency help.
Online Training Modules
- This module provides foundation learning

- This module provides an overview of the NSW legal context in relation to coercive control

- This module supports the application of theory into practice

- This module continues to support the application of knowledge into practice

