We provide free, customized presentations designed to align with the goals, environments, and audiences of any organization. Whether for workplaces, healthcare settings, schools, or community groups, our sessions deliver practical, relevant, and impactful education on domestic violence. Topics can include recognizing warning signs, understanding the dynamics of abuse, and responding in a trauma-informed manner.
All presentations are flexible and can be delivered in person or virtually, and we are happy to adapt content and length to fit your schedule. Materials are provided at no cost.
For more information or to schedule a presentation, please contact Golden House at 920-435-0100 or email Hailey at haileyc@goldenhousegb.org.
Domestic Violence 101
This workshop provides a foundational understanding of domestic violence, including its various forms, the dynamics of power and control in both teen and adult relationships, the cycle of violence, and common warning signs. Golden House offers engaging, interactive presentations that may include activities, discussions, and customized content based on the interests and needs of your audience. Our goal is to increase awareness, promote prevention, and equip participants with the knowledge to recognize and respond to abuse.
Audience: Open to all ages and adaptable to any group or setting.
Domestic Violence in the Workplace
Golden House can partner with you to help develop effective workplace domestic violence policies and provide education that empowers employees and leaders to respond appropriately. We offer expertise in risk assessment, safety planning, and trauma-informed practices to ensure policies are both practical and supportive. Through training sessions, workshops, and resource materials, we help staff recognize warning signs, respond with empathy, and connect victims to confidential support services. By collaborating with Golden House, organizations can create a safer, more informed workplace that actively supports employees affected by domestic violence.
Audience: Human Resource Professionals, Managers, Supervisors
Domestic Violence in Healthcare
We provide specialized training that equips staff to identify, respond to, and support patients experiencing abuse. Through evidence-based education, providers learn to recognize subtle warning signs, conduct safe and compassionate screenings, and respond using trauma-informed care practices. These trainings also help guide healthcare professionals in connecting patients to community resources. By partnering with Golden House, healthcare settings can strengthen their response, improve patient safety, and ensure survivors receive informed, compassionate care.
Audience: Healthcare workers
Tailored Presentation (Churches, Community Organizations, Business, etc.)
Golden House offers customized presentations designed to meet the unique needs of your group, whether you are a church, community organization, business, or other entity. We work collaboratively with you to develop content that aligns with your goals, audience, and setting—covering topics such as domestic violence awareness, prevention, recognizing warning signs, and how to respond in a supportive, trauma-informed way. Each presentation can be adapted in format and delivery to ensure it is engaging, relevant, and impactful.
If you are interested in a tailored presentation, we welcome the opportunity to connect and brainstorm ideas that best fit your needs.
Audience: Open to all ages and customizable for any group or setting.
The One Love Foundation offers training that helps individuals recognize the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships, with a focus on preventing relationship violence. Through engaging, conversation-based programs, participants learn about key warning signs, how to intervene safely, and how to support someone who may be experiencing harm. One Love’s approach emphasizes empowerment, communication, and early intervention, giving participants practical tools to build healthy relationships and create safer communities.
One Love Escalation Workshop
The Escalation Workshop is a film-based discussion that opens people’s eyes to the warning signs of relationship abuse. The workshop consists of a film, Escalation, followed by a guided discussion led by a trained facilitator.
Audience: College
Run time: minimum 1.5 hours
One Love Behind The Post Workshop
Billions of photos are posted to social media every day, but you can’t always see the big picture through the small ones, especially when it comes to unhealthy relationships. This workshop covers the types of violence, the teen power and control wheel, the cycle of violence, and red flags. The workshop consists of a film, Behind The Post, followed by a guided discussion.
Audience: Middle School, High School, College
One Love Couplets Workshop
There are always signs in an unhealthy relationship. While everyone has behaviors we can work on, we also shouldn’t brush aside bad behavior as “cute” or “trivial.” The Couplets features a series of 8 different videos that highlight unhealthy relationship behaviors.This workshop covers the types of violence, the teen power and control wheel, the cycle of violence, and red flags. This workshop consists of 8 short videos followed by a guided discussion and option hands on activities.
Audience: Middle School
Golden House provides prevention education to youth sports programs throughout Brown County, helping young athletes build healthy relationship skills and become positive leaders both on and off the field. Through evidence-based programs such as Coaching Boys Into Men and Athletes as Leaders, participants learn about respect, healthy communication, consent, bystander intervention, and how to recognize and prevent abusive behaviors. By partnering with coaches, schools, and athletic organizations, Golden House works to create safer teams, stronger communities, and a future free from domestic violence.
Coaching Boys Into Men is an evidence-based prevention program that equips athletic coaches with tools to teach young male athletes about healthy relationships, respect, leadership, and personal responsibility. Through brief, coach-led discussions integrated into regular practices, athletes learn to recognize unhealthy behaviors, challenge harmful stereotypes, and become positive role models among their peers. By leveraging the powerful influence coaches have on young people, Coaching Boys Into Men helps foster a culture of respect and accountability while working to prevent dating violence, bullying, and other forms of interpersonal violence.
Athletes As Leaders is an evidence-informed prevention program designed for athletes on girls’ sports teams. The program empowers young women to become leaders in creating a culture of safety, respect, and healthy relationships within their schools and communities. Through interactive lessons and team discussions, participants explore topics such as healthy relationships, consent, challenging harmful stereotypes, addressing bias, building self-confidence, and promoting positive social norms. By developing leadership skills and encouraging athletes to use their voices to influence their peers, Athletes As Leaders helps foster environments where respect, equity, and violence prevention are valued both on and off the field. The program is often implemented alongside Coaching Boys Into Men to engage all student-athletes in creating lasting cultural change and preventing relationship violence.
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| "Thank you for all the positive energy, patience, extra care, good times, hospitality to all the staff, volunteers at GH. It gave me the courage and stamina to follow through with my goals and make positive change in my life." - Survivor |
