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Sexual Trauma and Violence 2.0

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Summary

Sexual Trauma and Violence 2.0 will help mental health professionals understand the impact of the “Me Too” movement has had and equip them with the tools and techniques to help those who are suffering. The neurobiology of sexual trauma is discussed and mental health professionals will learn an overview of the brain’s responses to trauma, along with what symptoms can be expected from those who have experienced sexual violence.

Learning Objectives

Participants will...

  1. Recognize the different types of sexual violence and prevalence in society.
  2. Describe how sexual violence effects the brain of the victim.
  3. Outline how a mental health professional can help and prepare a sexual violence victim to face their offender in a legal situation.

Course Lessons and Descriptions

STV 101: Sexual Violence: Definitions, Impact and the “Me Too” Movement

Jennifer Cisney Ellers, M.A.

The “Me Too” movement has had a massive cultural impact on emboldening victims of sexual trauma to come forward. It is increasingly important for counselors and caregivers to be aware of the prevalence and types of sexual violence in order to be effective people-helpers.  This presentation will help viewers understand the scope of the problem and be equipped with tools and techniques to help those affected by sexual violence.

Runtime: 54 minutes 23 seconds

STV: 102 The Neurobiology of Sexual Trauma

Jennifer Cisney Ellers, M.A.

After undergoing a traumatic experience, the brain is severely impacted in its responses and processing ability. Understanding the neurobiology of sexual trauma is foundational for anyone seeking to help victims. This lecture provides an overview of the brain’s responses to trauma along with what symptoms can be expected from those who have experienced sexual violence.

Runtime: 55 minutes 36 seconds

STV 103 Power and Control: The Trauma of Rape

Molly Catherine Goodson, M.A., J.D.

The trauma of rape can linger beyond the initial act and into the courtroom as victims fight for justice. In this lecture, Molly Catherine Goodson unpacks the complexities of the legal system for counselors helping victims through the trauma of rape. From reporting the initial rape to the situation in the courtroom, it is important that the counselor is aware of the steps in the process so as to help victims find closure and minimize further trauma.

Runtime: 58 minutes 10 seconds

Continuing Education

2.75 CE Credits available for LPC, LMFT, LSW.

2.75 CE Credits available for IBCC Credential Holders.

The American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) offers some psychologists, therapists, counselors, social workers and play therapists Continuing Education (CE) credit due for good standing with certain states and a limited number of professional organizations. It remains the responsibility of each participant to be aware of state licensure and CE requirements. Participants should check their state and/or local regulations regarding required continuing education hours. For more information Light University Continuing Education programs, please visit: https://lightuniversity.com/continuing-education-statements/.