The Office for Human Resources Management & Development and the Office for Professional Academic Development, in collaboration with the Equity Office and the Counselling 福利在线免费 are organising the underlying workshop. Some seats are still available. Interested staff are encouraged to register as soon as possible to secure their place.
Trainers: Dr Joan Camilleri and Ms Donatella Pace Olivari
Target audience: All members of staff
Duration of workshop : 3 hours
Delivery Method: Classroom-based
Date: Tuesday 29 April
Time: 09:00 - 12:00
The workshop will address power and control dynamics in abusive relationships, which are central to victimisation. It will examine daily micro-aggressions, often masked as stereotypically 'normal' behaviour, and the local legal framework designed to address perpetrators. Attention will also be given to the different personality types of perpetrators, their communication styles, and how these contribute to identifying potential abusers.
This workshop will explore the psychological phases of victimisation, including how it can lead to mental health challenges such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and will also address why victims often struggle to adopt healthier, more assertive behaviours. The workshop will highlight how interventions from psychology, psychotherapy, and social work can address these issues.
All staff are encouraged to regularly consult the training schedule for information on forthcoming workshops and sessions.
Office for Professional Academic Development
Office for Human Resources Management & Development
