Working With Veterans Who Have Suffered Military Sexual Abuse
Monday, June 8, 2020
10:00AM - 11:00AM PDT
with Dr. Robert Cavasher
Location: Online
Continuing Education: 1 CE Credit (Through NASW)
Cost: Free for RVP Volunteer Providers.
Who Should Attend: This training is open to all RVP Volunteer Providers.
What You Will Learn:
This presentation will address clinical work in a case of military sexual abuse. Participants will have opportunity to ask questions, bring up issues and clinical questions in the training regarding their work.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the difference between simple and complex PTSD.
- Be more aware of counter transference in sexual abuse cases.
- Be more aware of the differences between men and women’s responses to sexual abuse.
- Have a better sense of how the role of shame plays a part in treatment and outcome.
- Understand the difference between individual and group therapy.
CE Faculty Dr. Robert Cavasher
- Doctorate from Boston College in Clinical Psychology, 1988.
- Military Veteran, U.S. Navy 1966 - 1970.
- RVP founding member and member of the MST Committee at VA-Portland.
- Licensed in Oregon since 1994 and also licensed from 2008-2009 in Missouri.
- Served as clinical director for the State of Missouri’s Prison program for sex offenders for two years.
- Served on the Oregon Psychological Association’s Professional Ethics Committee for four years.
Contact: RVP Staff .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
503-954-2259
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