Working Effectively with Survivors of Human Trafficking

Thursday, October 9, 2025 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

This powerful, trauma-informed session dives deeper into the realities of working with survivors of human trafficking. Learn how complex trauma shows up in behavior and other symptoms, including manipulation, lying, and aggression. Explore shifting from a rescue mindset to an empowerment-based approach, and the challenges of rescue-driven service provision. Learn more about vicarious trauma and burnout prevention.

This webinar has been approved for & offers 1.5 continuing education contact hours for LCSWs, LMFTs, LMHCs, & CMSWs. BAP#50-12347, expires: 3/31/2027.

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Learning Objectives

  1. Better understand the disadvantages of rescue-based interventions and how this differs from empowerment.
  2. Enhance strengths-based approaches by recognizing the survival skills behind challenging, frightening, or off-putting behaviors.
  3. Increase proficiency in de-escalation and other co-regulation skills in working with clients in any capacity.
  4. Increase confidence in ability to intervene compassionately and effectively with individuals who have experienced commercial exploitation.
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Center for Professional and Community Education socialwkcpce@ucf.edu

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School of Social Work

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