For example, participants learn how to be assertive, project self-confidence and move from being a victim to being a survivor. They also learn about resources that may help them prevent or turn around an abusive situation. Trainers lead an hour-long group discussion about a fictional person in an abusive situation. Participants also learn about the administrative and criminal justice systems, the state's attorney's office and how to make a complaint to the police. A chance to practice all of the information learned during the day.
Trainers lead a group discussion on how to be a self-advocate.
Participants engage in role playing and practice skills to stop abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation.