Meeting the Trauma-Related Needs of Victims of Human Trafficking – Shari Kim
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Are you prepared to work with victims of human trafficking when he or she walks through your office door? Maybe, you currently have a client—hidden in plain sight—on your case load. They can’t speak out, so it is imperative that you learn the warning signs.
Understanding trauma is not enough to provide accurate and effective care for the struggles these survivors have endured. Complex trauma is overlaid with brainwashing and Stockholm Syndrome, providing an extremely complicated set of needs in this population.
Watch human trafficking expert Dr. Shari Kim as she guides you through these must have identification and treatment techniques that specifically addresses a survivor’s unique set of needs related to repeated and intrusive trauma. You’ll learn how to:
- Identify the signs a client has been trafficked including what to watch for in-session
- Discern between victims of sex trafficking, labor trafficking, child soldiers, and organ donation
- Effectively treat symptoms of PTSD, Stockholm Syndrome, and brainwashing
- Reduce co-occurring disorders such as shame, anxiety and substance abuse
- Create the appropriate therapeutic environment to enable the best clinical outcomes
- Facilitate post traumatic growth to help clients find meaning after trauma
Purchase today and you’ll leave with the tools to safely and skillfully guide clients through the transformation from being a victim to a survivor!
Outline:
Human Trafficking: What You Need to Know
- Types of trafficking
- Where people are trafficked
- Risk factors for trafficking victimization
- Limitations of the research and potential risks
Clinical Treatment for Human Trafficking Survivors
- How to identify and what to watch for in-session
- Identify risk in the clinical interview
- Trafficking screening and assessment tools
- How to respond if you suspect trafficking
- Case example: How the signs of a 16 year old trafficked female go unnoticed
Special Considerations for Populations at High Risk
- Overcome Brainwashing and Stockholm Syndrome
- Psychological underpinnings of entry to trafficking
- Why victims stay (and why they return)
- Psychological processes of luring in victims
Treating the Trauma of Trafficking
- Prolonged Exposure, EMDR, Cognitive Processing Therapy for trafficking related PTSD
- Strengths-based treatment approaches
- The essential components of trauma-informed care
Treatment Obstacles and What to do About Them
- Building and maintaining trust with a trafficking victim
- The power of brainwashing and who is vulnerable to being trafficked
- Who is at higher risk of being trafficked
- Risk of returning to trafficking
- Safety issues
Post-Traumatic Growth: Transformation from Victim to Survivor
- Help clients find meaning after trauma
- Create a comprehensive, individualized recovery plan
- Case examples: From trauma to recovery
The Legal Process
- Federal and local trafficking protections
- Why it’s so difficult to investigate and prosecute trafficking cases
- The unique protection needs of survivors
- Case examples
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