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Elder Abuse Risk Assessment Training

  • 17 Nov 2026
  • 20 Nov 2026
  • 3 sessions
  • 17 Nov 2026, 12:00 PM 3:00 PM (EST)
  • 19 Nov 2026, 12:00 PM 3:00 PM (EST)
  • 20 Nov 2026, 12:00 PM 4:00 PM (EST)

EAPO in partnerships with CEASEInternational (Countering and Ending Abuse via Structured Evaluation) is announce it's fall virtual training course on Older Adult Risk Assessment :Harm to Older Persons Evaluation (HOPE).

HOPE is a violence risk assessment instrument designed to help predict and prevent abuse towards older adults. The risk assessment tool for older adult mistreatment is based on empirical literature.


Dr. Storey, author of HOPE, will facilitate engaging and interactive training sessions to provide participants with the skills and tool needed to assess the risk of of older adult abuse, through considering the abuse, victim and perpetrator.


This training will guide participants in the completion of a comprehensive assessment of risk for future older adult mistreatment (OAM) and in the development of a management plan to reduce the likelihood of continued OAM.


Upon completion of the course, you will Certified to Use HOPEand provided a Training Certificate.

Learn morehere!

REGISTRATION

Training Dates and Times


November 17th & 19th
12 PM – 3 PM (ET) 

and

November 20th  

12 PM – 4 PM (ET)

Register Early - Space is limited to facilitate interactive learning!

45 Seats Available

 

Registration Fee: $230

(Includes: Shipping of Training Manual and Certificate of Completion)

Register Now

Facilitator

Dr. Jennifer Storey


Jennifer's research focuses on the assessment and management of violence including older adult abuse, stalking, and intimate partner violence.


This work has been funded by national and international organisations like the WHO, the NIH and the UK Home Office.


Her research has an applied focus, seeking to reduce victim harm, and includes working closely with and training practitioners including police, social workers, nurses, and mental health professionals.

If you have any questions, please reach out to:

Raeann Rideout, EAPO via email: rrideout@eapon.ca

Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario 

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