Transforming Knowledge into Power

Learn how to create a supportive environment that encourages disclosure, understand the psychological impacts of victimisation, clients' subjective experience during the disclosure process, and how to apply best practices in response to a disclosure - thus ensuring the wellbeing of your client.

I am currently offering 3- and 6-hour workshops for professionals (i.e., allied health workers) of groups of all sizes, from 5-200 which will cover:

• The pervasiveness of sexual victimisation
• What disclosure is and why it happens at all
• Why disclosure is important for the individual and society
• What barriers victims face when trying to disclose
• Using the svDPM framework to navigate client disclosures
• Psychological and biological responses to victimisation
• Creating a supportive environment
• Effective techniques to respond to a disclosure
  

Given my unique and cutting-edge research on disclosure and both defining and surveying for sexual victimisation, 

I offer 30 minute and one hour talks where attendees can gain a deep understanding of the nature of disclosing sexual victimisation 

and/or the problems of defining and measuring the true nature of sexual victimisation within our communities.