Responding to disclosures of sexual assault (SARC)
Responding to disclosures of sexual assault (SARC)
Organisers
Sexual Assault Resource Centre, Western Australia
Time
Takes approximately 2 hours to complete
Costs
Free
Location
e-learning
Overview
Developed for workers in health, teaching, mental health and helping professions. It aims to increase knowledge and understanding about sexual assault issues and to increase workers' aiblity to effectively respond to disclosures of sexual assault from adolescents and adults.
Part 1:
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Sexual assault
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The meaning of consent and its relevance to sexual assault
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Child sexual abuse and the requirements of mandatory reporting
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The prevalance of family and domestic violence
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Common myths about sexual assault
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Online risks and cyber safety
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Issues related to society influences
Part 2:
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Impact of sexual assault
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Responding effectively
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SARC
Inlcludes videos, case studies
How to Register