Domestic Violence Programs

Sexual/Domestic Violence Agency Resources

Screening Materials

HELPS Screening Tool – English Demographic Questionnaire – English HELPS Screening Tool – Spanish Demographic Questionnaire – Spanish HELPS Screening Tool – Haitian Creole Demographic Questionnaire – Haitian Creole

Required Training – Brain Injury and Domestic Violence Course

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This course will cover brain injury basics, information about the intersection between brain injury and domestic violence, how to use the HELPS screening tool to screen your clients for brain injury, and strategies you can use for cognitive and behavioral challenges that your clients may be struggling with.

This course is available by registration only. If you have already been completing HELPS screenings, but would like to refresh your knowledge, please email debra@biav.net to register for the course.

Other Screening Resources

Approaching the Sensitive Topic of BI Screening Considerations Before BI Screening Multifactorial Memory Questionnaire BI Education after a Positive Screening

Concussion 101: Do’s and Don’ts for Brain Health

A presentation covering the diagnosis of a concussion including the common signs and symptoms, as well as the warning signs for which to monitor. We will also cover acute treatments, therapies and some emerging concepts for newer treatments currently being tried in concussion sufferers. Presented by Dr. Alison Alford, a board certified pediatric headache medicine specialist who recently opened her own practice, the Pediatric Headache Center which serves the children of Richmond for full service headache and concussion care.

Learning Objectives:

Review concussion definitions, signs, and symptoms
Review assessment tools
Discuss concussion treatment options
Concussion prevention and education
Define chronic traumatic encephalopathy

The Visitor That Will Not Leave: Anger After Brain Injury

Unmanaged anger complicates recovery from brain injury; it affects the efforts of survivors, caregivers, and treatment providers. This presentation outlines the causes of anger and anger management strategies that may be helpful in the recovery process.