A pervasive myth among counselors about why they can't work effectively with survivors of military sexual trauma is they aren't going to want to talk about the experience, or can't handle revisiting it. Dr. Ashton Lofgreen, clinical psychologist at Rush University Medical Center explains why that's not the case.
• Learn more about helping survivors: http://smartpolicyworks.com/training/

A pervasive myth among counselors about why they can't work effectively with survivors of military sexual trauma is they aren't going to want to talk about the experience, or can't handle revisiting it. Dr. Ashton Lofgreen, clinical psychologist at Rush University Medical Center explains why that's not the case. • Learn more about helping survivors: http://smartpolicyworks.com/training/

Trauma survivors don't want to be reminded of it, right?

Born out of our fundamental work in addressing military sexual trauma, these podcasts invite experts to discuss trauma-informed treatment strategies, aspects of military culture, and how these factors play into policy and advocacy around veterans issues and healthcare security.

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Trauma survivors don't want to be reminded of it, right?

Trauma survivors don't want to be reminded of it, right?