Risk Assessment and Safety Planning

This course explores effective risk identification and safety planning in response to domestic abuse. Participants will develop understanding of key risk indicators, trauma-informed approaches and the DASH risk assessment tool to support personalised, survivor-led safety planning. The course also highlights the importance of multi-agency working, information sharing and reflective practice.

Course Summary

DATE(S)

Various

DURATION

  • 3 Hours

PRICE (FROM)

£60 (Exc VAT)

DELIVERY METHOD

Online / In Person

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Description

Introductions / safe space

Understanding the role of risk identification and safety planning in domestic abuse responses

Recognising key risk indicators and escalation factors

Understanding the purpose, structure and appropriate use of the DASH risk assessment tool

Developing confidence in completing trauma informed risk assessments

Using risk assessment to inform effective and personalised safety planning

Best-practice principles for practical and survivor-led safety plans

Recognising risks associated with poor or incomplete assessment and planning

Multi-agency working, information sharing, referrals and signposting

Key learning / action plan

Wellbeing activity

Course Availability

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11
Nov
2026
  • PD hours: 3
3 hours
10:00 AM GMT - 01:00 PM GMT
  • PD hours: 3
From: 
  • £90.00 excl. VAT
Surrey delegates only