Victims and Victimology Part 2

Instructor: Dr. Carol Clark

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This course will define the terms related to victims and victimology. Students will learn to recognize types of victims and issues specific to type. Content will include bias toward victims, victim-blaming, and issues between victims and the criminal justice system; it will also cover the process of restorative justice. Students will learn to utilize a variety of interventions appropriate to victim type.

Objectives

Define the terms related to victims and victimology.
Describe the role of a victimologist.
Recognize types of victims and issues specific to type.
Discuss bias towards victims and victim-blaming.
Recognize issues between victims and the criminal justice system.
Identify symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome.
Define and describe the process of restorative justice.
Utilize a variety of interventions appropriate to types of victims.
Describe a victim’s experience of a crime.
Describe a victim’s experience with family, friends, and law enforcement.
Compile a list of resources for victims.

Plan Name	Price
This workshop:	$ 245.00

Dr. Carol Clark

Dr. Carol Clark is board certified in sex therapy, transgender care, and addictions and is the president, founder, and senior instructor for the International Institute of Clinical Sexology and the Therapist Certification Association. Sexuality is integral to people’s live and yet most therapists are not adequately trained in treating sexual disorders and concerns. She created several certification programs and a doctoral degree in Clinical Sexology to fully prepare healthcare providers to work competently and expertly in this field.

Through her private practice, Dr. Clark’s work has helped individuals from a multitude of backgrounds to find better lives. She employs a variety of interventions to effectively assist those seeking personal growth and an improved sense of well-being in their lives and brings this into her teaching.

In conjunction with her educational and professional development, her spiritual journey has evolved to an emotional and intellectual awareness of addiction as a condition that permeates all aspects of people’s lives, and this concept can be applied to further the healing of childhood wounds that then allows for the experience of full intimacy. By using the concepts in her book, Addict America: The Lost Connection and My Pocket Therapist: 12 Tools for Living in Connection, she facilitates the recovery of Connection in people’s lives.

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Courses by this instructor

Name	Level	Release Date
Sex Offender Treatment Part 1		07/28/2020
Basic Challenges with Gender Transition		10/05/2020
12 hour Qualified Supervisor Training		05/14/2020
Diagnosis of Sexual Dysfunctions & Disorders Part 2		05/14/2020
Differential diagnosis		05/14/2020
Victims and Victimology Part 1		05/14/2020
Victims and Victimology Part 2		05/14/2020
Legal, Ethical and Forensic Issues in Sex Therapy Part 1		05/14/2020
Addiction 101		05/14/2020
Intimacy and Connection in Recovery		05/14/2020
4 Hour Supervisor Third Biennium Training		05/14/2020