The training program in integrative therapy for sexual trauma is a vital tier in the development of professional and sensitive responses for young survivors of sexual assault and for children exhibiting harmful sexual behavior. The course provides therapists broad theoretical knowledge and a deep understanding in the areas of trauma and sexuality and the dynamics associated with sexual abuse. Alongside the practical training in the wide range of therapeutic tools, designed for multicultural and socially complex communities, the program integrates learning the processes associated with sexual assault, work with families, examination of ethical and cultural considerations, emotional regulation techniques, and rehabilitation, and bridges the theoretical material with practical experience with ongoing professional guidance. This course plays an important role in strengthening the professional capacities in the northern region, expanding local responses to the demand for therapy services, and affording targeted and responsible support to one of the most complex and sensitive areas in welfare and mental health practices.
The course begins on March 2026.