B-SAFER Training with Tracey Marshall - Session Now Full!
February 16, 2012
Valhalla Inn, Thunder Bay, Ontario
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. (Registration and Coffee at 8:30 a.m.)
Lunch to be provided.
Thunder Bay Counselling Centre is pleased to host a one-day training session on B-SAFER.
B-SAFER is a guide for the assessment and management of risk for spousal assault. Spousal violence is a common and dangerous form of violence. The development of the B-SAFER Risk Assessment instrument helps users to exercise their best judgement. The administration procedures and risk factors included in the B-SAFER guide were determined from a review of hundreds of scientific and professional publications on spousal violence.
This training session will prepare participants to use the B-SAFER guide and apply it with confidence.
B-SAFER Training will appeal to those working in law enforcement and corrections settings, as well as those who work specifically with victims of spousal violence.
Attendees should be experienced in working with victims/offenders of intimate partner violence. Training Manuals and worksheets will be provided.
The training session will feature Tracey Marshall, President of Threat Management Matters. Tracey has over 20 years of law enforcement experience with the Toronto Police Service and the Durham Regional Police Service, serving most recently as a Detective in the Threat Assessment Unit. She has specialized training in the field of Threat Assessment and is qualified as an expert in the field.
This training session is now full!
Presenter Biography – Tracey Marshall
Tracey is the President of Threat Management Matters. She has over 20 years of law enforcement experience with the Toronto Police Service and the Durham Regional Police Service, serving most recently as a Detective in the Threat Assessment Unit. She has specialized training in the field of Threat Assessment and is qualified as an expert in the field.
Tracey has experience with the examination and analysis of investigative cases including Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence, Criminal Harassment, Threatening Correspondence, Threats to Judiciary and Public Officials, School Violence and Workplace Violence.
She is currently a member of the Executive Steering Committee for Durham Region’s Intimate-relationship Violence Empowerment Network (DRIVEN) an Expert Panel Member for the “Neighbours, Friends and Families” Initiative and a Director with the Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals. Tracey provides training on Domestic Violence, Criminal Harassment/Stalking, Threat Assessment and Case Management to audiences including Police Officers, Social Services and Victim Advocacy Groups.
