What will I get from this course?

  • Certification of completion for 1.5 CEUs given at the end.

  • Learn several aspects of how to assess for domestic violence.

  • Gain access to several different types of resources that can be used during a domestic violence perpetrator group.

More Information

You will have 30 days to complete the course once registered. 

About the  Course 

  • This is a free course. 

  • You will need to create a login to access your courses.

  • As of the current Thinkific design, the cursor cannot move around the video. If you exit out of the course and close Thinkific, the video will automatically start over. If you plan to take a break during the video, please leave the Thinkfic course paused and opened in a tab. Once a video is complete, the next video can be played. Thank you for your understanding.

  • You will receive a certificate verifying your hours completed in the course.

You will learn about useful topics such as:

  • Information about domestic violence treatment. 
  • Understanding why couples' counseling can be harmful in a domestic violence situation. 
  • Learning about the four global areas of change that can be taught in a domestic violence perpetrator group. 
  • Gain an understanding of the ins and outs of running a domestic violence perpetrator treatment group. 


What if I lose my certificate?

We highly recommend storing your certificate electronically upon receiving it. Records pertaining to the workshop will be stored by ABWCS for 2 years after completion and will require a $15 reprinting fee. After 2 years, we will not be able to provide any copies of your records.

You will have 30 days to complete the course once purchased.

Our office staff is available to help at (360) 281-6824 during Pacific Standard Time (PST) business hours. Please leave a voicemail and we will respond within one business day.

Instructor(s)

Instructor Bio:

I have been a counselor since 1980. I have been a program director, supervisor, and consultant to several treatment programs. I use an eclectic approach to counseling utilizing a variety of methods including Rogerian Client-Centered Therapy, Psychodynamic, and Gestalt Therapy.  My main focus is to utilize Experiential Therapy.  I owned and operated an experiential team-building business in Texas for 15 years.  This experience taught me the importance of using experience as a therapeutic change agent.  I believe it is experience that forms us and experience that transforms us.  I will attempt to help the client create experience in their life that will provide healing.  Because of this approach, I try to give the client a structure and framework to work within.  I also am a strong believer in teaching methods to create change.  I often conceptualize assignments for the client to try in their life and report back upon to assess what the effect was.  I try to meet the client’s therapeutic needs based upon where they are in their healing process.I provide individual, couple, family and group counseling.  I lead domestic violence groups, aggression control classes, ADHD classes, and codependency workshops.   I work with people going through transitions, divorce, depression and anxiety, and most general counseling issues.  I have worked with addictions throughout my 31 years as a counselor. I was the director of two Drug and Alcohol agencies in Texas; however, I am not certified as an addiction counselor in Washington State.

Robert Johnson

ME.d LMHC

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