speaking & Training

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Alyce speaks on a variety of topics to:

  • Business and social groups

  • Keynote conferences

  • Fundraising luncheons

SPEAKING TOPICS

  • INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE(IPV)

    • Clinical work with Survivors of Domestic Violence

    • Clinical work with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence

    • Creating Effective Intervention Programs

    • Assessing Dangerousness

    • Intimate Partner Violence Assessment - Is it Anger or Abuse

    • Working with Shame and Rage

    • Psychodynamics of Abusive Relationships

  • SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORK PLACE, ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS, AND IN THE COMMUNITY

    • Provide more than a basic training with a focus on beliefs and an understanding of power differences

    • Understanding Power

    • Communication Styles

    • Gender Differences

    • Styles in Conflict

    • Date Rape and Dating Violence

  • California's Requirement for Sexual Harassment Training

    • An employer having 50 or more employees shall provide at least two hours of classroom or other effective interactive training and education regarding sexual harassment to all supervisory employees within six months of their supervisory position

    • Provide sexual harassment training and education to each supervisory employee once every two years

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  • ANGER & RAGE

    • Styles of Anger

    • Anger Management Skills

    • Developing Empathy

    • Preventative Thinking

  • GENDER AND POWER

    • Fairy Tales and What We Learn

    • Male and Female Communication Patterns

    • Roles We Play

    • MeToo

    • Bullying

  • BECOME A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EXPERT WITNESS

    • Interviewing your client and collaterals

    • Creating Context

    • Writing Your Direct Examination

    • Building Your Case

    • Working with your Attorney

Alyce Has developED and continues to providE training for groups such as:

  • United States Department of State

  • Probation departments

  • Departments of children and families

  • Police departments

  • Non-profit agencies

  • Government bureaus

  • Departments of education

  • Counseling associations

  • Fraternities and University students

  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

  • Substance Abuse Programs

  • Community Organizations(Rotary, Soroptimists, Junior League)

  • Religious Organizations

  • Battered Women's Organizations

  • Batterers' Intervention Programs

  • Conferences