Committing to Growth:

Committing to Growth: Level 2 Understanding Domestic Abuse




I’ve just signed up for another online course! Over the next few months, I’ll be undertaking Level 2: Understanding Domestic Abuse with the Learning Curve Group, and I couldn’t be more excited. For me, every course is more than just a qualification—it’s an opportunity to deepen my understanding, enhance my skills, and grow as an advocate.


Busy, busy 🐝 is an understatement! As I work through this course, I’ve been putting my own systems in place to ensure I retain and engage with the material fully. I draft my answers in Google Docs before submitting them online, carefully reviewing and refining my work. I take detailed notes alongside my answers to create a resource I can revisit and learn from long after the course is completed. This method has transformed how I study, helping me to internalise complex concepts and apply them practically in my charity and volunteer work.


Every module I complete feels like another step in a journey of progress. It’s not just about understanding domestic abuse in theory—it’s about recognising patterns, identifying risks, and knowing how to support those affected in real-life situations. The knowledge I gain is a tool I can use to make a tangible difference in the lives of others, whether through advocacy, guidance, or simply being there for someone who needs informed support.


I am constantly reminded that growth is an ongoing process. Taking the time to challenge myself, push my boundaries, and commit to continuous learning isn’t always easy, but it is deeply rewarding. Each lesson reinforces the importance of patience, resilience, and empathy—qualities that are central to the work I do as an Independent Disability Advocate+.


I am incredibly grateful to the Learning Curve Group, and to everyone who supports me in this journey. Your belief in my work allows me to keep improving, expanding my knowledge, and ultimately helping others in more meaningful ways. Knowledge is power, and every step forward is another way I can make a positive impact.


Sarah 🌹

Independent Disability Advocate+


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A screenshot of a course title and completion date, black text against white background. Text states "Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Domestic Abuse 603/7168/7 WB" smaller writing underneath states: "Final course completion date 31/10/2025" it has a purple button with round edges and white text that says "view details". The alias @KawaiiDoDecora is spread at an angle across the left side of the screenshot, in white text against a purple banner.


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A close-up screenshot of a dark mode Google Docs folder. Two documents are visible, both titled "Level 2 understa..." in white text against the black background. The documents have different small writing spaced differently in each thumbnail. In the top left corner, it says "last opened by me" with a downward arrow. This screenshot visually represents how I organise my work in Google Docs and track my progress.


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