Your Healthcare Pulse

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Human Trafficking: A Global Crime With Local Consequences

Healthcare professionals are often uniquely positioned to spot the signs of human trafficking. In crisis situations, they can provide trauma-informed care and, when able, equip the trafficked individual with resources to leave their abusive situation.

• Sex and labor trafficking are often found in the following industries:

  • Agriculture
  • Domestic work
  • Restaurants and small businesses
  • Traveling sales crews
  • Health and beauty services
  • Escort services
  • Brothels

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Counseling Victims of Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a pervasive and critical issue that impacts hundreds of thousands of Americans across various demographics. Victims of domestic violence often bear profound and lasting scars some visible, some invisible. Counseling victims of domestic violence plays a pivotal role in this healing process.

FEATURED COURSE

This basic, introductory level course for healthcare professionals is an introduction to the complex crime of human trafficking, with a focus on sex and labor trafficking and the common symptoms and conditions that occur in trafficked persons.

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FEATURED COURSE

Management of PTSD for Healthcare Professionals

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