(CST)Ethical Boundaries: Treating Childhood Sexual Trauma

Course overview

Topics included in this course are: Childhood Sexual Abuse: Repressed Memory, Dissociation and Denial; Secondary Consequences of Childhood Sexual Trauma: Disclosing Secrets; Secondary Consequences of Childhood Sexual Trauma: Nightmares and Flashbacks; Secondary Consequences of Childhood Sexual Trauma: Panic Attacks, Objectification and Chronic Illness; Stages of Recovery from Childhood Sexual Trauma; Parts of Childhood Sexual Abuse Experience; Techniques on Living Without Disclosure of Childhood Sexual Abuse; Using Empathy to Build Trust During Unstable Sessions with Sexually-Abused Children; Conflicts in Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse: Transference and Splitting; Conflicts and Issues in Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse: Aggression; Sample of an Inner Child Visualization; Countertransference in Treatment of Child Sexual Abuse; Stages of Child Sexual Abuse Treatment: Part 1; Stages of Child Sexual Abuse Treatment: Part 2; Are Child Molesters Dangerous?; Memories of Trauma in the Treatment of Children: Boundary Issues; Sexual Abuse Analysis of Drawings: The Projections of Ego Functions; Misconceptions about the Molestation of Children; Adult Survivors: Ethics, Boundary Dynamics and Treatment; Boundaries & Recovered Memories of Sexual Abuse; Key Symptoms & Boundaries in the Assessment of Sexual Trauma; Encapsulation of Traumatic Memories along Developmental Domains; Your Role in Your Family; Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Developmental Perspective; The Control of Children & Boundaries; Trauma, Dissociation, and Boundaries; and Treatment for Abused and Neglected Children: Infancy to Age 18.