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Simon Roe talks about the how he started in men’s work. When he started in domestic abuse he found a group of broken men. The impact of Covid on domestic abuse, and working with male victims of domestic abuse. Questions asked include:

What sort of abuse do men suffer
How easy is it to tell if someone is more of a perpetrator than a victim
Can you talk in the way that a man might if he was a perpetrator but feeling like a victim
What makes it hard for men to come forward if they are victims of domestic abuse
When you work with shame how do you work with that
Do most of these men have trauma in their history
Could be male victims be perpetrators trying to blame their partners for abuse. What percentage
How big a problem is this
What kind of help is available

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About this course

  • Free
  • 30 mins
  • CPD certificate

Speakers

Simon Roe originally trained as a body psychotherapist with Nick Totton & Em Edmondson and has nearly 30 years’ experience of working with individuals and groups. For the last 25 years’ he has worked almost exclusively with men & teenage boys in a variety of settings including 1-1 psychotherapy, domestic violence work and Rites of Passage events. He is a Respect approved trainer & supervisor www.respect.uk.net for domestic violence practitioners and is the director of Two Wolves Consultancy and Training: www.twowolvesconsultancy.co.uk.

Simon has recently completed a foundation course in Process Oriented Psychology – an approach which increasingly informs his practice.

Simon is a fully accredited member of the Association of Facilitators: www.associationoffacilitators.co.uk

Simon Roe