Pathways to reduced depression and grief: Promoting safety for women and children with mental health issues, development disabilities, and experiences of trauma

Friday, March 20, 2015: 10:15 AM-11:35 AM

Room 2 (Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel)

Pathways to reduced depression: Self-efficacy and family-doctor support mediate counseling outcomes for women who have experienced intimate partner violence

Speaker:
Jodie Valpied, MEd, The University of Melbourne

Authors:
Isabelle Carr, BSc(Hons), The University of Melbourne
Lorna Jane O'Doherty, PhD, Violence and Interpersonal Aggression special interest group, Coventry University
Kelsey L. Hegarty, MBBS, FRACGP, PhD, The University of Melbourne

Project peer: Serving women with mental health issues and/or developmental disabilities who have experienced sexual and/or domestic violence

Speakers:
Karen Davis, ABD, MS, BA, Project Peer
Judith Karsevar, BS, Quality Trust

Authors:
Liz Odongo, MA, DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Melinda Coles, MSW, BS, DC Rape Crisis Center

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Utilizing TF-CBT TG to treat traumatic grief due to domestic violence:

Speakers:
Allegra B. Hirsh-Wright, LCSW, RYT, Maine Behavioral Healthcare
Rebecca Brown, LCSW, Maine Behavioral Healthcare

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“She was admitted acutely psychotic but she wasn't, in fact she was a victim of domestic violence;” world views of mental health workers about women who experience domestic violence and mental health concerns

Speaker:
Bethany G. Wilkinson, Bachelor of Social Work (Hons, 1), PhD, Social Work Candidate, University of Sydney

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