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Blades of Grass

From violence towards empowerment

COVID-19 update: DVT Ltd are currently working with clients remotely until it is safe to meet face-to-face

Welcome to Domestic Violence Training Ltd. We are a specialist training and consultancy service with expertise in the psychological impacts of domestic violence. Our services are informed by the latest national policy developments and international research. Please browse our site to discover what we’re all about.

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About Us

I am Dr Roxane Agnew-Davies, Director of DVT Ltd.

We offer tailor-made packages for organisations in the statutory and voluntary sectors and we work with individuals and groups to help women recover from domestic violence.

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Training

We offer training to professionals working with survivors of domestic violence

  • Domestic Violence Awareness

  • Mental Health & Domestic Violence

  • Training for Health Professionals

  • Introduction to counselling skills

  • Caring for carers

  • Training for Trainers

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We offer training to survivors of domestic violence to help manage the psychological impact of their experiences:

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  • Understanding Domestic Violence

  • Post Traumatic Stress

  • Flashbacks and Memories

  • Anxiety and Fear

  • Depression and Self Esteem

  • Anger

  • Avoidance and Numbing

  • Sleeping Difficulties and Relaxation

  • Parenting children who have been affected by DV

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Consultancy and Coaching

We offer individual and group coaching to supervisors and managers who are supporting staff working with women who are or have been experiencing domestic violence.


"All organizations now say routinely, ‘People are our most important asset.’ Yet few practice what they preach, let alone truly believe it."

 Peter Drucker Harvard Business Review Sept 1992

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Benefits for Your Organisation

How this all helps

Effective agency practice, policies and procedures with respect to domestic violence can ensure that:

  • Women and children can be protected from significant harm

  • Further physical and psychological violence can be prevented and repeat victimisation reduced

  • Practitioners develop confidence in identifying and responding to domestic violence

  • Agency time and cost is reduced by early, effective intervention

  • Agencies meet their legal obligations in relation to child protection, domestic crime and victim law, family law and housing law

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