Violent Behaviour Changing Programme
Violent Behaviour Changing Programme
Žmogiškųjų išteklių stebėsenos ir plėtros biuras runs a training programme on "Reducing violent behaviour". The aim of this activity is to change the destructive behaviour and violent reactions of abusive men by applying various intervention models, thus helping to protect the victim of violence from repeated aggression.
The content of the training material consists of a compulsory module and a freely selectable module. The compulsory module includes individual work (involving individual counselling with a psychologist or social worker) and group work (involving structured therapeutic sessions between a psychologist and a social worker, focusing on changing violent behaviour). Group sessions are optional. In this course, participants will learn how to interact with their relatives by applying what they have learnt in the compulsory module to their daily activities. At the end of the training, there will be an evaluation of the achievements - an oral summary of each topic. This programme is open to anyone who wants to eliminate or change violent behaviour in the family environment.
This training programme is available in two types: 16 academic hours for €208 and 8 academic hours for €130
People who want to learn how to live in a family without violence but do not want to participate in the programme can contact our counsellors for individual consultations.
The Behaviour Correction Programme
This programme aims to make individuals aware of their behaviour, the need to change it, the possibilities and consequences.
The programme aims to change participants' inappropriate behaviour through a variety of intervention models.
Training structure
1) Individual work (4 hours or 6 hours),
2) Group work (4 hours or 10 hours) .
The duration of the programme is 8 and 16 hours.
Programme price - 8 hours - € 130,00, 16 hours - € 130,00. 208,00 € or free of charge with a referral from the Lithuanian Probation Service.
Participants:
1) Persons referred by the probation service, police officers and obliged to participate in the training programme for correction of inappropriate behaviour;
2) persons who have expressed a desire to change their behaviour.
