Training Webinars
When ‘High Conflict’ Isn’t Conflict: Recognising Domestic Abuse & Trauma in Family Law Cases
19th March 2026, 12.30pm
BookJoin Sara Davison, ‘The Divorce Coach’, for a webinar on recognising domestic abuse & trauma in family law cases
Family law professionals frequently encounter cases described as “high conflict” – but what if some of those cases are not conflict at all?
In this educational webinar, Sara Davison (The Divorce Coach and domestic abuse specialist) explores how coercive control, trauma bonding and post-separation abuse often present in subtle, easily misunderstood ways during family proceedings.
You will learn:
- How domestic abuse shows up beyond physical violence
- Why some clients appear inconsistent, reactive or confused
- How post-separation abuse escalates through legal processes
- The behavioural patterns professionals often miss
- Practical trauma-aware language that stabilises rather than escalates
This session is a professional awareness briefing designed to help family lawyers interpret behaviour more accurately, safeguard more confidently and reduce unintended re-traumatisation within proceedings.
How to join the webinar
Details to join the webinar will be sent on completion of the registration form.
Presenter
Sara Davison is a world-renowned expert on breakups, divorce, and domestic abuse, known globally as The Divorce Coach. A multi bestselling author, podcaster and award-winning coach, Sara empowers people to take back control after heartbreak. Her compassionate yet practical methods have helped thousands—including high-profile individuals—rebuild their lives with clarity and purpose.
Having pioneered the divorce coaching industry over a decade ago, Sara brings over 30 years of coaching experience, shaped by her own journey as a survivor of domestic abuse. She is a qualified NLP Master Practitioner with additional training in hypnotherapy and public speaking. Her expertise spans co-parenting, high-conflict separations, emotional abuse recovery and supporting workplace wellbeing during times of personal crisis.
Click here for more information on Sara Davison.
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