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May 16, 2025
9:00am (Pacific) - 12:15pm (Pacific)
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Understanding the Impact of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) on Parenting Plan Evaluations
$98 | 3.0 CE Credits
Approved by the APA and CA Judicial Council
Presented by: Stefanie Peachey,
BA, MSW, RSW, Acc.FM |
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Stefanie Peachey,
BA, MSW, RSW, Acc.FM
Stefanie Peachey is a registered social worker and accredited family mediator in Ontario and is the founder and director of Peachey Counselling and Family Support. She’s created several workshops and online courses that support mental health including
Kids First Co-Parenting. She is also an instructor with York University’s Family Mediation program. |
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"Understanding the Impact of IPV on PPEs" |
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Webinar Description
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) profoundly impacts family dynamics, often leaving enduring effects on co-parenting relationships, child well-being, and custody decision-making processes.
In the context of parenting plan evaluations, assessing the presence, severity, and implications of IPV is critical to developing plans that prioritize the safety and emotional health of children and survivors. This presentation will explore the intersection of IPV and parenting plan evaluations through a trauma-informed and evidence-based lens, with a focus on the unique challenges evaluators face across North America.
Key topics will include:
- Understanding IPV’s direct and indirect effects on children
- Recognizing the manipulative behaviors of abusive partners during custody disputes
- Addressing the nuanced safety concerns of survivors within shared parenting arrangements.
This session will also discuss the evaluator’s responsibility to differentiate between high-conflict dynamics and coercive control, ensuring that parenting plans do not inadvertently perpetuate harm.
Attendees will gain practical tools for conducting comprehensive evaluations that integrate IPV risk assessments, survivor perspectives, and child-centered approaches.
The presentation will highlight best practices for IPV-related parenting plan evaluations, drawing on North American case studies, research, and legal frameworks to provide actionable insights for professionals working in family law, mental health, and custody evaluation. By the end of the session, participants will better understand how to create parenting plans that uphold the safety, stability, and developmental needs of children while addressing the complexities of IPV in the family court context.
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Goals & Objectives
At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand IPV’s impact on children and parenting
- Implement best practices in IPV-related Parenting Plan Evaluations
- Recognize manipulative behaviors and safety risks in custody and access disputes
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Join Us On
May 16, 2025
9:00am (Pacific) - 12:15pm (Pacific)
12:00pm (Eastern) - 3:15pm (Eastern)
3.0 CE Credits | $98 to enroll |
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Attendance Disclaimer
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Attendance of this webinar is determined by being present for at least 90% of the live webinar session.
If the attendance requirement is met, the user will remain enrolled in the Webinar Course. Approximately 1 hour after the live course concludes, the Evaluation and wrap-up lesson will unlock, allowing users to complete the course and obtain their Webinar Certificate. Additionally, once edited by SFG, the recorded webinar video will be uploaded into this course for attendees to review should they desire. They will maintain access to the materials for 365 days from the date of enrollment
Can't make it to the webinar? Don't worry!
If the attendance requirement is NOT met, then users will be unenrolled in the Webinar online course approximately 1 hour after the webinar concludes. They will receive a redemption code for the async course, to be created within the next few months, containing the information covered in this webinar.
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Continuing Education Credits
The Steve Frankel Group, LLC (SFG) is approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. SFG maintains responsibility for its programs and their content.
Continuing Education course content is also approved by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) for MFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs, because SFG is an approved provider by the APA. For non-California residents, most all states accept SFG’s accreditation for Master Level clinicians. If you are not certain about reciprocity, please check with your state's appropriate Licensing Board.
Established 2004 by A. Steven Frankel, Ph.D., JD, ABPP
Founder Emeritus
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