Shari Kim – Human Trafficking, Clinical Identification and Treatment Approaches

This issue is more common than you realize. and You must be ready to work with these patients in your clinic. This specialized treatment may be needed by a client you have on your caseload.

Shari Kim – Human Trafficking, Clinical Identification and Treatment Approaches

Do you have the skills to help a modern survivor?-When he or she comes to your therapy office, is he or her day of slavery?

Human Trafficking is the 2nd.-The largest sector for organized crime worldwide. This happens often locally with people being trafficked from their own communities.

Human trafficking does not just involve sex trafficking. It also includes labor trafficking and child soldiers. and organ donation.

This issue is more common than you realize. and This is a population that you must work with in your clinical practice. There may be a client in your case load who needs this specialized treatment.

Although understanding trauma is helpful, it does not suffice to provide enough support and Effective care is essential for those who have survived the hardships they have. Trafficking survivors have unique needs that are different from other trauma cases.

Brainwashing can be used to overlaid complex trauma with brainwashing and Stockholm Syndrome is a complex set of needs for this population. It is possible to cause great harm both to safety and to health. and We can’t identify the people who are mentally ill. and Treat their unique needs.

This training will equip you with the necessary tools to be safe. and skillfully guide these survivors through the process of transformation from being someone’s product to feeling like a person again.

1. Identify signs that a client is being trafficked and You must determine the right treatment plan.
2. To ensure the best possible clinical outcomes for trafficking survivors, create the right therapeutic environment.
3. You can distinguish between the different types of trafficking: sex, labor, and child soldiers. and Organ donation can be used to improve clinical assessment and Treatment interventions
4. Examine federal laws that pertain to human trafficking and This information may have an impact on clinical treatment.
5. Utilize a strength-Treatment based on clinical issues such as PTSD or Stockholm Syndrome. and brainwashing.
6. Find ways to foster post-traumatic growth among victims of human trafficking.

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Human Trafficking: What You Should Know

• Legal and clinical definition
• Types of trafficking
  • Trafficking in labor
  • Sex trafficking
  • Child soldiers
  • Organ donation
• It’s closer than you might think: Where are people trafficked?
• Risk factors for trafficking victimization

The Legal Process

• Federal and Protections against local trafficking
• Why it’s so difficult to investigate and Trafficking cases should be prosecuted
• Trafficking survivors require special protection
• Case examples

Clinical Treatment For Human Trafficking Survivors

• How do you identify? and Assessment tools
• Assess risk during the clinical interview
• What to look out for during session
• Trafficking screening and Assessment tools
• What to do if you suspect that someone is trafficking?

Get rid of brainwashing and Stockholm Syndrome

• Learn the psychological basis of trafficking entry
• Why victims should stay (and Why do they return?
• Psychological mechanisms of seduction in victims

Traficking Traumas:

• Do you have evidence?-Treatment for Traumatic Stress (e.g. Prolonged Exposure (EMDR)
• Strengths-Based treatment methods
• What are the essential components of trauma?-Take care of yourself
• Treatment Different types of trafficking require different matching

Post-Traumatic Growth: Transformation From Victim to Survivor

• Help clients to find meaning in their trauma
• A comprehensive and individualized recovery plan should be created
• Examples of case studies: From trauma to recovery

Potential Treatment Obstacles (and What to Do About Them?

• Construction and Trust with a trafficking victim
• The power and effectiveness of brainwashing
• The risk of being trafficked again
• Safety issues

Here’s what you can expect in the new book Shari Kim – Human Trafficking, Clinical Identification and Treatment Approaches