Understanding Coercive Control Workshop
Professional Development · Workshop

Understanding Coercive Control Workshop

A professional workshop focused on understanding and responding to coercive control.

Wed, 2 Sep 2026 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM (Australia/Darwin) DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Alice Springs , Northern Territory
The Understanding Coercive Control Workshop is a vital professional development opportunity for community workers and service providers in Alice Springs. Hosted by NTCOSS, this session provides essential training on identifying and responding to coercive control in a safe and supportive manner. Participants will gain practical skills and knowledge to better support those affected by domestic and family violence. This workshop is an important step in building capacity within the local community services sector.

What to Expect

A structured, professional training environment focused on critical social issues.

Who Should Attend

  • Community workers
  • Social workers
  • Service providers
  • Health professionals

Agenda Overview

Morning session from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM.
Venue & Address
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel
82 Barrett Drive
Alice Springs , Northern Territory – 0870
Australia
Organizer
NTCOSS · Non-profit Organization
The Northern Territory Council of Social Service, advocating for social justice and community services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the organizer?
The workshop is organized by NTCOSS.
Where is it held?
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Alice Springs.
Is there a cost?
Please check the Eventbrite or NTCOSS website for ticket information.
What is the focus?
Understanding and responding to coercive control.
Is it for the general public?
It is primarily for professionals and community workers.
Do I need to register?
Yes, registration is required.
Tags
Workshop Professional Development Alice Springs Social Services Coercive Control
Summary
A professional workshop on coercive control for community workers in Alice Springs.
Reference: ntcoss.org.au
Highlights
  • Professional training
  • Coercive control identification
  • Practical response strategies
  • Safe and supportive environment
  • Expert facilitation
  • Community capacity building
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