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April 25 - 1 in 4: Sexual Assault and How to Respond
Tuesday, April 25, 2023
10:00-11:30am ET
$35 – 1.5 CEs
Training Level: Beginning
REGISTER HERE
What is considered sexual assault? What options do survivors have? This presentation by the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Program Coordinator and Sexual Assault Program Specialist will discuss the prevalence of and commonly held myths about sexual assault. We will explore the reporting process and the barriers to reporting that sexual assault survivors face. We will discuss what happens during a sexual assault nurse exam (SANE) and the role that an advocate plays. We will also describe the benefits of having a local SANE program.
Participants will:
Have a better understanding of sexual assault.
Identify how to support survivors from a survivor-centered, empowerment-based, trauma-informed approach.
Identify how survivors are impacted by trauma.
Be more familiar with local services and resources available to survivors of sexual assault.
April 27 - Demystifying the Blurred Lines of Consent
Thursday, April 27, 2023
10:00am-12:00pm ET
$35 – 2 CEs
REGISTER HERE
Training Level: Intermediate
This training invites participants to explore consent on a deeper level. We will deepen our understanding of consent, examine the grey areas of consent, and learn how to teach consent as an everyday skill. We will discuss the impacts of victim blaming on survivors of sexual assault and explore different ways to support survivors to minimize feelings of self-blame.
Participants will:
Have a deeper understanding of consent.
Understand how to teach consent as an everyday skill.
Feel more confident in their ability to support survivors regarding victim blaming.
May 2 - The Intersection of Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking
Tuesday, May 2, 2023
10:00am-12:00pm ET
$35 – 2 CEs
REGISTER HERE
Training Level: Intermediate
Often discussed as separate issues, it is crucial to recognize the significant overlap of domestic violence and human trafficking. Both issues are fraught with misunderstandings in mainstream discourse. Victim blaming, rescuing, and white saviorism often get in the way of understanding the importance of survivors’ voice, choice, safety, and healing. This interactive training will uncover the dynamics of intimate partner trafficking and its connection to other forms of human trafficking; help participants identify red flags and warning signs for intimate partner trafficking, and gain resources and tools for assessing and safely reporting intimate partner human trafficking.
Participants will:
Understand intimate partner trafficking and its connection to other types and venues of human trafficking.
Learn how to identify victims of intimate partner trafficking.
Identify the warning signs of intimate partner trafficking for adults and minors.
Learn resources for empowering survivors and safely reporting suspected trafficking.
May 4 - The Road to Resiliency After Sexual Assault
Thursday, May 4, 2023
10:00am-12:00pm ET
$35 – 1.5 CEs
REGISTER HERE
Training Level: Beginning
This training will look at how trauma impacts the brain and what healing from a sexual assault could look like, because it’s different for everyone. We’ll discuss the neurobiology of trauma and triggers. We will also explore healing, coping, resiliency, and the importance of self-care.
Participants will:
Have a better understanding of sexual assault.
Identify how survivors are impacted by trauma.
Identify how the brain is impacted by trauma.
Resilient Spaces Customizable Training
Domestic violence often carries over into the places where we work and worship.
Resilient Spaces is a fee-based training and corporate coaching program that works with local businesses, faith communities, and partner organizations to increase their understanding of domestic violence and how to respond safely and effectively.
For questions regarding trainings or to request a speaker, please e-mail Prevention@ResilienceMI.org
Upcoming Trainings
April 25 - 1 in 4: Sexual Assault and How to Respond
Tuesday, April 25, 2023
10:00-11:30am ET
$35 – 1.5 CEs
Training Level: Beginning
What is considered sexual assault? What options do survivors have? This presentation by the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Program Coordinator and Sexual Assault Program Specialist will discuss the prevalence of and commonly held myths about sexual assault. We will explore the reporting process and the barriers to reporting that sexual assault survivors face. We will discuss what happens during a sexual assault nurse exam (SANE) and the role that an advocate plays. We will also describe the benefits of having a local SANE program.
Participants will:
Have a better understanding of sexual assault.
Identify how to support survivors from a survivor-centered, empowerment-based, trauma-informed approach.
Identify how survivors are impacted by trauma.
Be more familiar with local services and resources available to survivors of sexual assault.
April 27 - Demystifying the Blurred Lines of Consent
Thursday, April 27, 2023
10:00am-12:00pm ET
$35 – 2 CEs
REGISTER HERE
Training Level: Intermediate
This training invites participants to explore consent on a deeper level. We will deepen our understanding of consent, examine the grey areas of consent, and learn how to teach consent as an everyday skill. We will discuss the impacts of victim blaming on survivors of sexual assault and explore different ways to support survivors to minimize feelings of self-blame.
Participants will:
Have a deeper understanding of consent.
Understand how to teach consent as an everyday skill.
Feel more confident in their ability to support survivors regarding victim blaming.
May 2 - The Intersection of Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking
Tuesday, May 2, 2023
10:00am-12:00pm ET
$35 – 2 CEs
REGISTER HERE
Training Level: Intermediate
Often discussed as separate issues, it is crucial to recognize the significant overlap of domestic violence and human trafficking. Both issues are fraught with misunderstandings in mainstream discourse. Victim blaming, rescuing, and white saviorism often get in the way of understanding the importance of survivors’ voice, choice, safety, and healing. This interactive training will uncover the dynamics of intimate partner trafficking and its connection to other forms of human trafficking; help participants identify red flags and warning signs for intimate partner trafficking, and gain resources and tools for assessing and safely reporting intimate partner human trafficking.
Participants will:
Understand intimate partner trafficking and its connection to other types and venues of human trafficking.
Learn how to identify victims of intimate partner trafficking.
Identify the warning signs of intimate partner trafficking for adults and minors.
Learn resources for empowering survivors and safely reporting suspected trafficking.
May 4 - The Road to Resiliency After Sexual Assault
Thursday, May 4, 2023
10:00am-12:00pm ET
$35 – 1.5 CEs
Training Level: Beginning
This training will look at how trauma impacts the brain and what healing from a sexual assault could look like, because it’s different for everyone. We’ll discuss the neurobiology of trauma and triggers. We will also explore healing, coping, resiliency, and the importance of self-care.
Participants will:
Have a better understanding of sexual assault.
Identify how survivors are impacted by trauma.
Identify how the brain is impacted by trauma.
Resilient Spaces Customizable Training
Domestic violence often carries over into the places where we work and worship.
Resilient Spaces is a fee-based training and corporate coaching program that works with local businesses, faith communities, and partner organizations to increase their understanding of domestic violence and how to respond safely and effectively.
For questions regarding trainings or to request a speaker, please e-mail Prevention@ResilienceMI.org
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