Recognizing Vicarious Traumatization: A Single Session Group Model for Trauma Workers

Shantih E. Clemans

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Social workers and other human service professionals who work with clients affected by traumatic life events such as sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse run the risk of experiencing vicarious traumatization (VT). This article will report on a single-session VT group model for agency-based trauma workers. This psychoeducation group model emphasized mutual aid, confidentiality, context, case vignettes, and self care strategies. Implications for social work are discussed.

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