Domestic Violence Online Continuing Education Course offered by Ofer Zur, PhD

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Earn C.E. Credits in a few hours with an Online Course:
Domestic Violence

12 CE Credits - $120.00

The course is based on the 2nd edition of the classic book, The Battered Woman Syndrome, by Lenore Walker, Ed.D. The book will be mailed to you via snail mail in a few days.

This course qualifies as an ONLINE course even though you will receive the course material (i.e., book) via snail mail. To qualify as an ONLINE course, you must take and submit the posttest online.

Course fulfills the California Spousal and Partner Abuse requirement for psychologists, MFTs and LCSWs.

Course also fulfills the California Law and Ethics requirement for psychologists, MFTs and LCSWs. Course may qualify for insurance discount, check with your insurer.

CE credits for Psychologists (APA), MFTs & SWs (BBS). For information click here.

NEW for California Psychologists:
As of 1/1/05 take up to 18 CE credits via online courses.

MFTs & LCSWs in CA can now earn ALL 36 CE credits via online courses such as this one.

Simply follow these steps:
1. Sign up securely online.
2. Read the articles on the Web via simple links (no special software or hardware is required).
3. Complete and submit the online evaluation and post-test.
4. Print your certificate.

The entire course material is contained in Lenore Walker's book, which will be sent to you in a few days via snail mail.

To order

GENERAL COURSE DESCRIPTION

This is an intermediate level course about spousal and partner abuse. The course is based on the second edition of the classic book, The Battered Woman Syndrome, by Lenore Walker, Ed.D., published by Springer, (2000). Dr. Walker, without any doubt, has been the most prominent scholar, researcher, and advocate on the issues of domestic violence. This book was published 15 years after the publication of her groundbreaking book by the same title. The book discussed the complexities, detection, assessment, and intervention relating to battering relationships. It also covers the issues of cultural, same sex and community resources. It is based on Dr. Walker's research and theory and includes a comprehensive review of the literature on the topic. Walker's most important contributions have been identifying the phases in the cycle of violence and illuminating the societal factors that make abuse so prevalent in our culture. For a detailed list of the areas covered in this course, see the book's Table of Contents and Addendum.
Educational Objectives
The overall goal of this course is to help psychotherapists understand the complexities involved in domestic violence and enable them to make predictions, assessments, and interventions in these volatile and often tragic situations. It also sheds light on the many myths and misperceptions that are prevalent in this field.
This course will teach psychotherapists to:
Make spousal and partner abuse assessments.
Detect and identify domestic violence.
Carry out domestic violence interventions.
Comprehend the complex systems involved in domestic violence.
Understand cultural, same gender, community resources and other factors in domestic violence issues.
Identify the relevant California laws and Ethics codes for domestic violence.

Course Syllabus:
For a course syllabus see the book's table of contents and Law and Ethics addendum.

$120.00 - To order

To order Domestic Violence traditional home study course, Click here.

No refunds, no returns, all sales are final. In order to access the course material it is your responsibility to make sure you have the technology and, if necessary, the ability to seek tech support on your own. Be sure that your e-mail service will accept e-mails from drzur@drzur.com and orders@drzur.com. As this is designed to be a 100% Web based course, we neither fax nor snail mail nor send e-mail attachments of any of the course material.

For traditional home study courses for CE credits, using audiotapes or books, click here.
For live workshops, click here.
For lectures on tape, click here.
To arrange for Dr. Zur to lecture in your area, click here.
For Dr. Zur's CV, click here.
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Sonoma Medical Plaza
181 Andrieux Street, Suite 212
Sonoma, California 95476
Phone: 707-935-0655
Fax: 707-935-3918
E-mail: drzur@drzur.com

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ZUR INSTITUTE Innovative Resources & Continuing Education	Earn C.E. Credits in a few hours with an Online Course: Domestic Violence 12 CE Credits - $120.00 The course is based on the 2nd edition of the classic book, The Battered Woman Syndrome, by Lenore Walker, Ed.D. The book will be mailed to you via snail mail in a few days. This course qualifies as an ONLINE course even though you will receive the course material (i.e., book) via snail mail. To qualify as an ONLINE course, you must take and submit the posttest online. Course fulfills the California Spousal and Partner Abuse requirement for psychologists, MFTs and LCSWs. Course also fulfills the California Law and Ethics requirement for psychologists, MFTs and LCSWs. Course may qualify for insurance discount, check with your insurer. CE credits for Psychologists (APA), MFTs & SWs (BBS). For information click here. NEW for California Psychologists: As of 1/1/05 take up to 18 CE credits via online courses. MFTs & LCSWs in CA can now earn ALL 36 CE credits via online courses such as this one. Simply follow these steps: 1. Sign up securely online. 2. Read the articles on the Web via simple links (no special software or hardware is required). 3. Complete and submit the online evaluation and post-test. 4. Print your certificate. The entire course material is contained in Lenore Walker's book, which will be sent to you in a few days via snail mail. To order GENERAL COURSE DESCRIPTION This is an intermediate level course about spousal and partner abuse. The course is based on the second edition of the classic book, The Battered Woman Syndrome, by Lenore Walker, Ed.D., published by Springer, (2000). Dr. Walker, without any doubt, has been the most prominent scholar, researcher, and advocate on the issues of domestic violence. This book was published 15 years after the publication of her groundbreaking book by the same title. The book discussed the complexities, detection, assessment, and intervention relating to battering relationships. It also covers the issues of cultural, same sex and community resources. It is based on Dr. Walker's research and theory and includes a comprehensive review of the literature on the topic. Walker's most important contributions have been identifying the phases in the cycle of violence and illuminating the societal factors that make abuse so prevalent in our culture. For a detailed list of the areas covered in this course, see the book's Table of Contents and Addendum. Educational Objectives The overall goal of this course is to help psychotherapists understand the complexities involved in domestic violence and enable them to make predictions, assessments, and interventions in these volatile and often tragic situations. It also sheds light on the many myths and misperceptions that are prevalent in this field. This course will teach psychotherapists to: Make spousal and partner abuse assessments. Detect and identify domestic violence. Carry out domestic violence interventions. Comprehend the complex systems involved in domestic violence. Understand cultural, same gender, community resources and other factors in domestic violence issues. Identify the relevant California laws and Ethics codes for domestic violence. Course Syllabus: For a course syllabus see the book's table of contents and Law and Ethics addendum. $120.00 - To order To order Domestic Violence traditional home study course, Click here. No refunds, no returns, all sales are final. In order to access the course material it is your responsibility to make sure you have the technology and, if necessary, the ability to seek tech support on your own. Be sure that your e-mail service will accept e-mails from drzur@drzur.com and orders@drzur.com. As this is designed to be a 100% Web based course, we neither fax nor snail mail nor send e-mail attachments of any of the course material. For traditional home study courses for CE credits, using audiotapes or books, click here. For live workshops, click here. For lectures on tape, click here. To arrange for Dr. Zur to lecture in your area, click here. For Dr. Zur's CV, click here. ^^Top of Page

	OFER ZUR, PH.D. Sonoma Medical Plaza 181 Andrieux Street, Suite 212 Sonoma, California 95476 Phone: 707-935-0655 Fax: 707-935-3918 E-mail: drzur@drzur.com


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