This webinar addresses colonization and historical trauma experienced by Native American and First Nations peoples. It offers innovative strategies for incorporating this knowledge into prevention and intervention efforts. The speakers emphasize the need for non-Indigenous practitioners to approach their work from a decolonizing and trauma-informed perspective. Additionally, the speakers encourage participants to explore the idea of incorporating traditional cultural healing practices into their professional practice and collaborating with Indigenous spiritual advisors and elders. The open-dialogue format ensures that all perspectives are welcomed and respected.
Pride Month 2024: Creating Safe Spaces to Support LGBTQ+ Youths
As we celebrate Pride Month, it’s essential to recognize the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly youths, in accessing affirming mental health care. As clinicians, we have a responsibility to create safe spaces where LGBTQ+ clients feel supported, valued, and empowered.
Addressing Trauma in Adolescents: The Trauma and Grief Component Therapy Approach
Tragedies such as school shootings attract a great deal of attention from the media, as they should, and it is easy to understand how such …
Restorative Justice, Institutional Failures, and Survivor Criminology
In this webinar, Dr. Ackerman shares her experiences navigating the complexities of RJ in these challenging circumstances. She discusses how the field has grown while highlighting areas where gaps and opportunities for improvement remain. She then describes her work with Survivor Criminology, a trauma-informed approach to the study of crime and justice that stems from the lived experiences of crime survivors. Dr. Ackerman’s expertise in Survivor Criminology provides a unique perspective on addressing the needs and experiences of survivors within the criminal justice system.
Our Safe Haven: Addressing the Complexities of Sex Trafficking
Available Sessions:– Sorry, there are no sessions scheduled- please check back later. Moderated by: David Prescott, LICSW, ATSA-F & Katie Gotch, LPC, CCSOT, ATSA-FCost: $8 Please Note: …
Memorial Day Office Closure Notice
To the Safer Society Community, We would like to inform you that the Safer Society Foundation office will be closed on Monday, May 27th, in …
2024 Founder’s Award from Stop It Now: Joan Tabachnick
We at Safer Society Foundation are pleased to congratulate Joan Tabachnick on receiving the 2024 Founder’s Award from Stop It Now!. This award honors the compassion and hope that Fran Henry, the founder of Stop It Now!, brought to the field of child sexual abuse prevention. Joan exemplifies these qualities through her extensive work and dedication.