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In 2009 under the national vision of ‘becoming the world's 5 greatestĭuring the meantime, a lot of new things have been happening. Women interested in attending the Pattern Changing Programme will be met by the lead facilitator to discuss individual needs and establish readiness to engage in group work.It has almost been 10 years since the KOCCA was integrated and founded
To enquire about face-to-face support and the Pattern Changing Programme, contact our our Domestic Abuse Helpline on 01208 79992. The Women's Centre Cornwall currently only accepts referrals for the Pattern Changing Programme through Volunteer Support Workers who have supported women on a face-to-face basis: however, women waiting for face-to-face support in our area are sometimes also offered a place. develop a more positive outlook for the future and move forward with your life.improve your self-worth, self-respect and self-esteem.Its goals are to help you understand the different types of abuse and the impact abuse has had on your life and your family members' lives break the cycle of abuse that may lead you to return to an abusive partner or enter into another abusive relationship develop awareness of negative patterns of thinking, behaving and relating and develop new, healthier ones and set and maintain boundaries. The course focuses on YOU and your own power to change the course of your life. Tell me more: The Pattern Changing Programme was originally developed in America by Goodman & Fallon and has been adapted by The Women’sCentre Cornwall to include more practical exercises and group work. The sessions are normally only delivered during term time to make attendance easier for women with school-aged children. There is a follow-on ‘catch-up’ session 4-6 weeks after the programme has ended. It is a 14-week programme, each weekly session lasting 2½ hours. How often does it run / when is it available? Pattern Changing runs 3 times per year. Where is it available? The Pattern Changing Programme is run in various locations throughout Mid, East and North Cornwall. Who is this for? The Pattern Changing Programme is an educational, group-work programme for women survivors of domestic violence or abuse or those who have been in abusive relationships.
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