This book helps to empower survivors of sexual violation to navigate through the healing process. Sexual violation affects survivors but does not have to dictate their future, and this book shows readers how various paths to healing can help them, not only overcome the trauma of sexual assault, but also thrive as they move on with their lives.
This book helps to empower survivors of sexual violation to navigate through the healing process. Sexual violation affects survivors but does not have to dictate their future, and this book shows readers how various paths to healing can help them, not only overcome the trauma of sexual assault, but also thrive as they move on with their lives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Thema Bryant-Davis is associate professor of psychology at Pepperdine University, where she also is director of the Culture and Trauma Research Lab. Bryant-Davis, a former American Psychological Association representative to the United Nations and former President of the Society for the Psychology of Women, is author of Thriving in the Wake of Trauma: A Multicultural Guide which won an Academic Choice Award. She was also awarded the Emerging Leader of Women in Psychology Award. She was elected a member of the Committee on Women in Psychology of the American Psychological Association. She is an associate editor for Psychological Trauma, the premiere APA journal on traumatic stress and recovery. She is a trainer for rape crisis centers nationally and internationally and has provided training for mental health professionals, medical personnel, judges, police officers, religious leaders, and community members on sexual violence prevention and intervention.
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Introduction Overview of Specific Sexual Violations 1. Surviving sexual harassment: Coping with recognizing and preventing unwanted sexual behaviors in the workplace NiCole T. Buchanan and Zaje A. Harrell 2. Human Trafficking: Not an Isolated Issue Michelle Contreras and Melissa Farley 3. Sexual Assault by Strangers and Non-intimate Associates Kelly Cue Davis 4. Marital Rape and Sexual Violation by Intimate Partners A. Monique Clinton-Sherrod and Jennifer Hardison Walters 5. War and Sexual Violence in the Military Janet C'de Baca Ph.D. 6. Multiple Perpetrator Sexual Assault: Risk Factors Effects and Help-seeking Shaquita Tillman 7. Understanding Child Sexual Abuse: Prevalence Multicultural Considerations and Lifespan Effects Anneliese A. Singh and April Sikes Paths of Recovery 8. Cognitive and Behavioral Treatments for Sexual Violence Diane T. Castillo 9. Rape Crisis Centers: Serving Survivors and Their Communities Jessica Shaw and Rebecca Campbell 10. EMDR for Sexual Assault Diane Clayton 11. Family Systems and Recovery from Sexual Violence and Trauma Amy Tuttle 12. Feminist Counseling as a Pathway to Recovery Carolyn Zerbe Enns 13. Restoring Relationships: Group interventions for survivors of sexual traumas Shannon Lynch 14. Mind-Body Practices for Recovery from Sexual Trauma Patricia L. Gerbarg and Richard P. Brown 15. An Integration of Narrative Therapy and Positive Psychology with Sexual Abuse Survivors Z. Seda Sahin and Melissa L. McVicker 16. A Psychodynamic Approach to Recovery from Sexual Assault Pratyusha Tummala-Narra Ph.D. 17. Psychoeducation following Sexual Assault Joanne L. Davis Heidi Resnick and Rachael M. Swopes 18. The Benefits of Self-Defense Training for Sexual Assault Survivors Leanne R. Brecklin Ph.D. 19. Social Support and Resilience in the Aftermath of Sexual Assault: Suggestions across life course gender and racial groups Tamara G.J. Leech and Marci Littlefield 20. Spirituality/Religion as a Healing Pathway for Survivors of Sexual Violence Sannisha Dale and Jessica Henderson Daniel 21. Writing Your Way to Peace and Power: Empowerment Journaling as a Pathway to Healing and Growth Shelly P. Harrell Conclusion Additional Resources About the Contributors
Introduction Overview of Specific Sexual Violations 1. Surviving sexual harassment: Coping with recognizing and preventing unwanted sexual behaviors in the workplace NiCole T. Buchanan and Zaje A. Harrell 2. Human Trafficking: Not an Isolated Issue Michelle Contreras and Melissa Farley 3. Sexual Assault by Strangers and Non-intimate Associates Kelly Cue Davis 4. Marital Rape and Sexual Violation by Intimate Partners A. Monique Clinton-Sherrod and Jennifer Hardison Walters 5. War and Sexual Violence in the Military Janet C'de Baca Ph.D. 6. Multiple Perpetrator Sexual Assault: Risk Factors Effects and Help-seeking Shaquita Tillman 7. Understanding Child Sexual Abuse: Prevalence Multicultural Considerations and Lifespan Effects Anneliese A. Singh and April Sikes Paths of Recovery 8. Cognitive and Behavioral Treatments for Sexual Violence Diane T. Castillo 9. Rape Crisis Centers: Serving Survivors and Their Communities Jessica Shaw and Rebecca Campbell 10. EMDR for Sexual Assault Diane Clayton 11. Family Systems and Recovery from Sexual Violence and Trauma Amy Tuttle 12. Feminist Counseling as a Pathway to Recovery Carolyn Zerbe Enns 13. Restoring Relationships: Group interventions for survivors of sexual traumas Shannon Lynch 14. Mind-Body Practices for Recovery from Sexual Trauma Patricia L. Gerbarg and Richard P. Brown 15. An Integration of Narrative Therapy and Positive Psychology with Sexual Abuse Survivors Z. Seda Sahin and Melissa L. McVicker 16. A Psychodynamic Approach to Recovery from Sexual Assault Pratyusha Tummala-Narra Ph.D. 17. Psychoeducation following Sexual Assault Joanne L. Davis Heidi Resnick and Rachael M. Swopes 18. The Benefits of Self-Defense Training for Sexual Assault Survivors Leanne R. Brecklin Ph.D. 19. Social Support and Resilience in the Aftermath of Sexual Assault: Suggestions across life course gender and racial groups Tamara G.J. Leech and Marci Littlefield 20. Spirituality/Religion as a Healing Pathway for Survivors of Sexual Violence Sannisha Dale and Jessica Henderson Daniel 21. Writing Your Way to Peace and Power: Empowerment Journaling as a Pathway to Healing and Growth Shelly P. Harrell Conclusion Additional Resources About the Contributors
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