Description
Learning Objectives:
- Explain how to conduct a proper assessment of individuals with sexual trauma histories
- Describe symptom presentations common in children, adolescents, and adults who havesexual trauma histories
- Explain the differences in symptom presentation based upon type of trauma (i.e. single event versus complex/prolonged)
- Describe current trauma treatment models, and be able to choose the most efficacioustreatment approach
- List the key components of a contextual treatment approach and explain how to implement
- Identify signs of clinician burnout when working with trauma survivors, and ways to managecompassion fatigue
- Identify and work with shame throughout treatment
- Explain Learn three separate conceptualizations for sexual trauma/abuse