Victims and Victimology Part 1

  • Instructor: Dr. Carol Clark

Description

PLEASE NOTE: Before you register for the Live Workshop, please make sure about the date/s & times on which the workshop will take place. The dates of the upcoming workshops are displayed next to each workshop on the LIVE WORKSHOPS page. If the date shows "To be Confirmed" and you need more information, please CONTACT US.

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.

Requirements

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Workshop Contents will only be available after successful registration.

Price

Plan Name Price
This workshop: $ 245.00

Instructor

Dr. Carol Clark

Dr. Carol Clark graduated from Trenton State College (now The College of New Jersey) in 1990 with a Master's degree in Counseling. She moved to Miami and, after attaining her license, became a Certified Addictions Professional through the Florida Certification Board. She then attended the American Academy of Clinical Sexologists and the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, thereby earning a doctoral degree and the right to the title of Sex Therapist. She is a Board Certified Sex Therapist through the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT), the American Board of Sexology (ABS), and the Therapist Certification Association (TCA). She taught Human Sexuality, Group Counseling, and Substance Abuse Counseling for 18 years at Carlos Albizu University in Miami and opened her own institutes of Addictions Therapy, Sex Therapy, and Transgender Care before launching the International Institute of Clinical Sexology. She is the author of Addict America: The Lost Connection, a valuable resource for both clinicians and the general public, as it explores the overall addictive manner in which we live our lives and how that disconnects us from ourselves, our relationships, and our spiritual lives.

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PLEASE NOTE: Before you register for the Live Workshop, please make sure about the date/s & times on which the workshop will take place. The dates of the upcoming workshops are displayed next to each workshop on the LIVE WORKSHOPS page. If the date shows "To be Confirmed" and you need more information, please CONTACT US.

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.

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