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Customized Subjects Advocacy for Victims Civil Litigation Collaboration in Victim Services Corrections-based Victim Services Crime Victims and The Media Cyber Crimes Economic Crime Victims Elder Abuse and Victimization Funding for Victim Services HIV/AIDS and Victim Services Identity Theft Program Development and Administraion Restorative and Community Justice Stalking System-based Victim Services Technology for Victim Services Professionals Vicarious Trauma and Stress Management Victim Needs Victim Rights Workplace Violence
Customized Training - In Brief
While Justice Solutions Staff and Associates offer a broad and diverse range of trainings, workshops, etc., all have the knowledge and skill to develop trainings on virtually any victim-related topic customized to the specific needs of the requesting program, organization or agency.
"Trainings By Request" allow you to tailor the subject matter, the length, and even the format and structure to closely match your training objectives with your target audience.
For example, if you are seeking a training for correctional officers on stalking, JS staff can quickly develop a training that focuses on issues related to incarcerated offenders. Topics might include: developing a system to monitor offender's attempts to communicate with their victims: stalking/harassment of correctional officials; special stalking-related provisions for parole; or supervising paroled stalkers.
Whether the training is presented in lecture format, interactive lecture, or participatory formats, you can select the educational approach that will maximize learning for the target audience.
JS trainers employ the latest adult learning theories with a focus on the practical application of what is learned on the job. Thus participants leave training not only with the knowledge they need to improve services to victims, but also the tools and motivation necessary to apply the knowledge in practice.
Selecting A Custom Trainer
While all JS staff and associates are more than capable of developing customized trainings on virtually any topic imaginable, each possesses specialized areas of expertise. As such, we recommend that those seeking a customized training use the technical assistance search function of this website to find a trainer whose expertise is most closely matches the topic or issue for which training is sought.
Therefore, if you are looking for training on stalking in the corrections context (as in the example above), you would likely want to select Trudy Gregorie from among the list of possible trainers, even though there are half a dozen JS trainers that offer trainings on stalking - the reason being that Ms. Gregorie has extensive background in both stalking and corrections.
If however, if your interest is in training law enforcement on the subject of counter-veilence techniques in stalking cases, your best choice might be David Beatty, given his extensive experience in training law enforcement with regard to stalking and cyber crimes.
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Assessing and Addressing Victim Needs: Advocacy Techniques
- Back to Basics: The Role of the Victim Advocate
- Basic Victim Advocacy Skills and Techniques
- Dreamcatchers: Victims and Advocates United for Change
- Effective Communication with Crime Victims
- Helping Victims Cope with Trauma
- Interviewing Victims and Witnesses
Presenter: David Beatty
Collaboration in Victim Services
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
Corrections-based Victim Services
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Basic Corrections-based Victim Services
- Including the Victim Community in Community-based Corrections
- Post-Conviction Supervision of Abusers: How Probation and Parole Can Protect Victims
- Response to Workplace Violence and Staff Victimization in Correctional Agencies
- Staff Burnout and Self Protection in Corrections-based Victim Services
- Victim Input at Parole Hearings
- The Victim's Role in the New Adult Interstate Compact
- The Victim's Role in Offender Reentry
- Victim Safety IS Public Safety Including Victims and Meeting Their Needs
- Working with Victims and Victim Advocates to Enhance Sex Offender Management
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
Presenter: David Beatty
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Effective Response to Economic Crime Victims
- National Program and Federal Offices that Offer Support to Victims of Fraud
- Special Needs of Elderly Fraud Victims
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Effective Communication with Elderly Victims
- Elder Abuse: An Overview of the Issues and Impact
- Elderly Victims and Sensitivity Issues
- Institutional Abuse of Elderly and Persons with Disabilities
- Recognizing the Indicators of Elder Abuse
- Victimization of the Elderly
- Working with Elder Abuse Victims
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Funding for Senior Programs and Grant Writing
- Funding for Victim Services: Resources and Grant Development
Presenter: Diane Alexander
Presenter: David Beatty
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
Program Development and Administration
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Basic Strategic Planning for Victim Services
- Program Administration: Keeping It Real --Maintaining Intent, Clarity and Purpose
Restorative Justice and Community Justice
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Framing the Issues of Restorative and Community Justice: The Three R's
- Restorative and Community Justice and Crime Victims
- Restorative Justice and Elderly Victims
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Core Victim Rights
- Victims' Rights, Victims' Needs
- Victim Impact Statements
- Restitution and Victimization: An Overview of the Issues and Impact
Presenter: David Beatty
- Introductory Training
- Law Enforcement Training
- Advanced Training for Stalking Victim Service Providers
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Building a Collaborative Response to Stalking
- Protection and Restraining Orders: Stalker Containment and Victim Safety
- Safety Planning for Stalking Victims
- Stalking: An Overview of the Behaviors, Issues and Impact
- Stalking in the Workplace
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Basic Law Enforcement Victim Services
- Domestic Violence: Basic System-based Victim Services Response
- The Importance of Prosecutor-based Victim Services
- Law Enforcement and Victim Services: Collaboration for Service Delivery in Rural Areas
- Judicial Response to Crime Victims and Court-based Victim Services
Vicarious Trauma and Stress Management
Presenter: Diane Alexander
Presenter: David Beatty
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Chicken Soup for the Soul: Finding Your Own Ingredients
- Up Close and Personal: Job Stress and Vicarious Trauma
Presenter: Trudy Gregorie
- Workplace Violence: Incidence, Issues and Impact
- Effective Response to Victims in the Workplace
- Workplace Stalking: A Guide for Criminal Justice Professionals
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