Category: Sexuality, Cross Cultural
Other: Rhode Island
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This presentation will explore how providers’ identities shape experiences at the intersection of domestic and sexual violence work and their own romantic and sexual lives, with attention to how these factors influence both experience and appropriate supports. It will also acknowledge the study’s limitations and highlight areas where further research is needed to better understand the experiences of populations underrepresented in the current data.
Attendees will be able to:
- identify ways in which work in the domestic and sexual violence fields can impact providers’ romantic and sexual lives.
- analyze the connections between these impacts and broader frameworks of vicarious trauma.
- apply individual and organizational strategies to mitigate these effects in their professional practice
Jonna Green, LICSW, CST, is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist who has dedicated much of her career to supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence across community-based, medical, and higher education settings. She has worked with organizations including DOVE, Independence House, and the AWAKE program at Boston Children’s Hospital, and has also overseen sexual assault prevention efforts at Harvard Business School. Currently, Jonna divides her time between the Young Parents Program at Boston Children’s Hospital and her private practice, where she provides therapy, training, and consultation.
Please note: This is a webinar that will be held outside the CE Institute. Webinar access instructions, evaluations, and certificates will be emailed by the NASW Rhode Island Chapter a day before the webinar to the email you registered with.
Social Work Continuing Education Credit: CE credit is provided by the NASW-RI Chapter; CEs have been approved for Massachusetts and Rhode Island attendees. If you are not licensed in Massachusetts and/or Rhode Island, please check with your state social work licensing board if they accept NASW-RI Chapter approved CEs.
If you are registered for this webinar and need assistance, please email Angie at assoc.naswri@socialworkers.org
