• Trainer Support Session for “Advocacy at the Intersections: Health, Behavioral Health, and Domestic Violence”

    REGISTER NOW! The Trainer Support Sessions introduce a new 1-hour curriculum for trainers to use, titled “Advocacy at the Intersections: Health, Behavioral Health, and Domestic Violence.” This curriculum shares insights into these intersections and teaches advocacy strategies and tools to support survivor well-being.   This session contains a demonstration of the new curriculum as well as […]

  • ACRTI Cafe

    We will be hosting an ACRTI Cafe on November 13th at 2pm CST. Join Cathy Cave, Senior Training Consultant, for an interactive conversation on  “Where We Are: Values Aligned Staff Support Strategies for NOW.” In this cafe, we’ll explore how to navigate changes and trauma that impact our organizations and support staff as we move through these […]

  • Reclaiming Power: Responding to Mental Health and Substance Use Coercion

    In this interactive webinar, we will explore the intersections of domestic violence, mental health coercion, and substance use coercion. Advocates will gain insight into how unsafe partners manipulate and weaponize mental health and substance use to isolate, destabilize, and exert control. Through scenarios and discussions, we will examine common coercive tactics and their impacts on […]

  • Cultivating Emotional Safety: Supporting Survivors and Staff

    In this interactive webinar, we will explore ways to create emotional safety and connection with survivors experiencing distress. Advocates will learn practical strategies for having supportive conversations, sharing helpful resources, and co-creating emotional support plans that promote resilience and engagement across many types of settings. The workshop highlights the Guide for Emotional Support and its […]

  • Building Bridges: Expanding Access to Mental Health and Substance Use Support

     In this interactive webinar, we will explore strategies to increase survivors’ access to mental health and substance use resources that align with their self-defined wellness goals. Advocates will learn how to prepare for supportive conversations, plan collaboratively with survivors to connect to behavioral health services, and stay engaged as survivors navigate new systems of care. […]

  • Office Hours: Evaluation Q&A – Make It Make Sense

    Evaluation is important, but figuring out where to start (or how to keep it manageable) isn’t always easy. Join Yeliani Flores, Research and Evaluation Manager with the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV), Ph.D., Heather Phillips, Research Director at The National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma, and Mental Health, MA, and Dr. Swathi Reddy, Research and Evaluation […]

  • In Honor of Mental Health Awareness Month – Centering Connection: Latin@ Parent/Caregiver–Child Healing in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence

    Intimate partner violence affects both parents/caregivers and children, shaping relationships, family dynamics, and overall well-being. This webinar highlights how therapists and advocates can support healing within the parent–child relationship in ways that center safety, empowerment, and building on personal and community strengths. Featuring a new annotated bibliography and best practices tip sheet, this session emphasizes […]

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