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April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Keep these resources accessible for yourself as well as for your patients who may have experienced sexual assault.
Spotlight on Resources and Research Surrounding Interpersonal Violence
Beyond the direct help provided to survivors of interpersonal violence, advancements in policy and research priorities have the prevention needle moving in the right direction. Learn how these institutional changes are tying practical prevention work into the larger effort. Read more in this Clinician’s Corner Blog.
Understanding Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment
The impact of sexual trauma can be complex and can present itself differently in individuals in the form of PTSD, depression, eating disorders, and impaired work performance, to name a few ways. Learn what policies and reporting options are in place to address sexual assault and to provide support for victims and those accused of sexual assault.
Practicing Self-Care While Working with Trauma Survivors
Providers: Your work with trauma survivors can be demanding. This Clinician’s Corner blog has tips for how you can practice self-care while working with trauma survivors.
Responding to Adult Disclosures of Sexual Assault in the MHS
Those who are traumatized by sexual assault are often hesitant to disclose their experience. That’s why it’s so important to know how to establish and hold space for conversations with your patients about sexual harm. Learn more in this two-part Clinician's Corner Blog.
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