Strengthen your reviews. Improve learning. Help prevent future harm and more lives being lost. 

Evidence-based e-learning | £35 + VAT per learner | 12 months’ access 

Economic abuse is a common risk factor in domestic abuse-related deaths, yet it is frequently overlooked in review processes meaning important lessons are being lost.  

Our research, Hidden risks, fatal consequences, found that over half (51%) of Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs) featured economic abuse by a current or former partner. However, fewer than half (47%) of review panels recognised it.  

Recognising economic abuse can transform understanding of a victim’s experience, strengthen review findings and support more effective recommendations for change. By integrating economic abuse into DHRs, we can prevent further lives from being stolen.  

Our Integrating economic abuse into Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews (DARDRs) e-learning course has been designed to help professionals involved in domestic abuse-related death reviews (DARDRs) develop the knowledge and confidence to identify, analyse and draw meaningful, actionable learning about economic abuse in DHRs and DARDRs. 

For just £35 + VAT per learner, you’ll receive 12 months’ access to flexible, self-paced learning, making it an accessible and cost-effective way to build knowledge and strengthen your review practice. 

Who is this course for? 

This course is designed for professionals involved in: 

• Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs) 
• Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews (DARDRs) 
• Other domestic abuse-related reviews 

It is particularly relevant for: 

• DHR/DARDR chairs and authors 
• DHR/DARDR panel members 
• Community Safety Partnerships 
• Domestic abuse and safeguarding boards 
• Professionals involved in reviewing domestic abuse-related deaths 

Whether you are leading a review, contributing as a panel member or overseeing review processes, this course will help you strengthen your practice and enhance the quality of learning generated through reviews. 

Why take this course? 

Domestic abuse-related death reviews play a vital role in identifying opportunities for improvement and preventing future harm. To achieve this, reviewers need to be able to recognise all forms of domestic abuse, including patterns that may be less visible. 

By the end of this e-learning, you’ll be able to: 

• Recognise the importance of integrating economic abuse in domestic abuse-related death reviews. 
• Embed economic abuse into the establishment of review panels and its terms of reference. 
• Identify evidence and patterns of economic abuse. 
• Analyse and document economic abuse and the responses of systems and services. 
• Apply an intersectional, victim-survivor-centred and trauma-informed lens. 
• Develop clear learning and recommendations for practice. 
• Use review findings to improve responses to help prevent future harm and stop more lives being stolen. 

Practical, accessible and evidence-based learning 

Designed specifically for professionals involved in review processes, this self-paced e-learning combines research, practice insight and real-world examples to support immediate application in your role. 

With 12 months’ access for just £35 + VAT per learner, you can complete the training at your own pace and revisit key learning whenever needed. 

By the end of the course, you will be better equipped to recognise subtle patterns of economic abuse, draw meaningful and actionable learning from reviews, and contribute to systemic change that helps prevent future harm. 

Ready to purchase? 

If you are involved in Domestic Homicide Reviews, Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews or other domestic abuse-related reviews, this course will provide practical knowledge and tools to support your work. 

For £35 + VAT per learner, you’ll receive 12 months’ access to evidence-based learning that can help strengthen review quality, improve recognition of economic abuse and support meaningful organisational learning. 

Develop your understanding of economic abuse, strengthen the quality of your reviews, and help ensure that learning from domestic abuse-related deaths leads to meaningful change. 

Terms and conditions 

Please review our DARDR e-learning Terms and Conditions before purchasing. By making payment, you confirm that you have read and understood and agree to these Terms and Conditions. 

Please note: Payment does not provide immediate access to the e-learning. Your access will be activated within five days of payment, and a member of the Surviving Economic Abuse training team will contact you to confirm when your access is ready. 

You can purchase between one and ten licences using the payment link below. If you would like to purchase more than ten licences, please contact [email protected].