The first volume of The Expanding Continuum of Gender-Based Violence: Trauma-Informed Care is a thorough examination of current knowledge on the way gender impacts both group and individual risk of violence. In this volume, interdisciplinary professionals focus on the presentation and assessment of trauma with a special focus on trauma-informed approaches. Special emphasis is placed on inclusive language recommendations in order to guide clinicians and care providers in current best practices.
Together, with Volume 2, this text intends to do the following:
—Define the problem
—Identify causes and risk factors
—Design interventions
—Disseminate information
—Educate students and future professionals
Inhoudsopgave
Section I: Biological/Presentation
1: Contemporary Views of Gender and Implications for Affirming Practice with Transgender and Gender Diverse Communities
2: Sexism, Misogyny, Transnegativity, and Homonegativity: Key Contributors to Gender-Based Violence
3: Trauma- and Violence-Informed Care: Considerations for Providers and Those Who Serve the Community
4: Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Health Care
5: Intersectional Identities, Marginalization, & Violence
6: Media Influence on Gender-Based Violence
7: The Effects of Violence, Trauma, and Protective Factors on Individuals and Communities
8: Implications of Personality Structure on Violent Offenders
Section II: Assessment
9: Intimate Partner Violence: Assessment, Medical Issues, and Collaborative Intervention
10: Sexual Assault Assessment
11: Intimate Partner Violence and Sexually Transmitted Infections
12: Safety Planning
13: Economic Implications of Interpersonal Violence: Analyzing the Cyclical and Lifetime Costs of Interpersonal Violence
14: Violence Exposure and Mental Health Outcomes Across the Lifespan
Over de auteur
David Solomon is an associate professor of psychology and the current director of the clinical psychology track of Western Carolina University’s Psychology MA program. He has multiple years of clinical experience working with children impacted by child maltreatment and other traumas through the National Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center, Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center and Community Outreach Program — Esperanza (COPE) in Charleston, South Carolina, the Center for Children, Families, and Communities, and Shelterhouse of Midland and Gladwin Counties in Michigan. David focuses on exposing his students to evidence-based techniques, such as trauma-focused CBT and parent-child interact therapy, and his goal is to extend the reach of such treatments to underserved families.
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