Training

I offer consultation to agencies and supervisors looking to better support staff working in domestic and sexual violence based on my research on impacts providers’ romantic and sexual lives—a reality rarely addressed in professional settings. Through consultation, I help agencies create trauma-informed practices, normalize reflective conversations in supervision, and implement strategies that reduce burnout and promote staff well-being

In addition, I provide case consultation for individual providers who are looking to strengthen their work with survivors of domestic violence.

I offer engaging trainings that are both evidence-based and grounded in my professional experience. Designed for agencies and professional organizations, these sessions are practical, trauma-informed, and responsive to the day-to-day realities providers face. Trainings are typically 60–90 minutes but can be customized in both length and content to meet your team’s specific needs.

Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence

This training introduces key concepts for effectively and ethically supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence, whether in community-based, educational, medical, or other professional settings. Topics include understanding the cycle of violence, how decisions to stay or leave abusive dynamics are made, empowerment-based approaches to safety, screening for dangerousness, and the complex choices survivors face. We also cover regionally and culturally specific resources. Ideal for any team seeking to better understand and support the survivors they work with.

What We Take Home With Us: Impacts of Working in the Field of Domestic and Sexual Violence on Providers Sexual and Romantic Lives

This training, based on our study What We Take Home With Us (published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence), explores how working in the field of domestic and sexual violence can impact providers' romantic and sexual lives. Key themes shared by participants include diminished desire, relationship avoidance, shifting perceptions of men, parenting challenges, and a lack of support or understanding of these issues in professional settings. Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on these impacts and explore strategies to mitigate them through both personal and systemic approaches.

Below are quotes from individuals I have worked with

"This was one of the most impactful trainings I’ve attended. The content was deeply informative, thoughtfully presented, and immediately applicable to clinical practice. I especially appreciated the use of clear, real-world examples and the integration of intersectional perspectives."

"I walked away not only with knowledge, but also with a renewed sense of purpose and confidence in how to navigate intimate partner violence in clinical work."

"I appreciated Jonna's relational style and supportive presence, and the group seemed really invested in the learning/discussion."

For more information on rates and scheduling please contact me via email at JonnaGreenMSW@gmail.com