WA: At the Intersections – Exploring Human Trafficking Assessment, Response and Referral Webinar presented by NASW Washington Chapter

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WA: At the Intersections – Exploring Human Trafficking Assessment, Response and Referral Webinar presented by NASW Washington Chapter

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2.5 Clinical Social Work

Course Number:

WA20251205

Original Program Date:

December 5, 2025

Duration:

2 hours 44 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Human Trafficking, Social Work

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Webinar Summary:
The relationship between human trafficking, substance use and domestic violence is complex and multi-faceted. Service providers can play a key role in providing universal education and referral to trauma informed, person centered, culturally responses services to meet the needs of individuals who have experienced harm. This training will highlight the intersections between human trafficking, domestic violence and substance use and share best practices to engage with and support those who may have experienced trafficking, through a multidisciplinary approach.
Objectives:
1. Describe the relationship between human trafficking, substance use, and domestic violence.
2. Explain how universal education can be incorporated into service delivery as a prevention and intervention approach
3. Examine survival responses and therapeutic responses to such responses in practice
4. Apply a trauma-informed, person-centered, culturally responsive approach to responding to the needs of individuals who may have experienced harm.

2.5 Clinical Social Work

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