Trauma Sequelae in the Forensic Female Population: Working with Numbing Behaviors

Tara S. Jungersen; Shannon Karl; Joseph Franco

Trauma Sequelae in the Forensic Female Population: Working with Numbing Behaviors

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Women in the forensic system have extensive trauma histories that present as harmful behaviors, both during confinement and post-release. Incarcerated women who have experienced sexual and intimate partner violence engage in a variety of numbing behaviors, including substance use, child neglect, self-injurious behavior, and sexual acting-out. This session will review the limitations of in-house trauma work, and help counselors tailor strategies to mitigate numbing with forensic populations

Original language	American English
State	Published - Mar 13 2015
Event	American Counseling Association Annual Conference - Duration: Mar 13 2015 → …

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Conference	American Counseling Association Annual Conference
Period	3/13/15 → …

Keywords

forensic female population
numbing behaviors
trauma

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Psychology

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Trauma Sequelae in the Forensic Female Population: Working with Numbing Behaviors

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