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Module Sources

Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS), “Child Sexual Abuse Disclosure”

British Columbia Centre for Excellence in Women’s Health, Trauma Informed Practice Guide

Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse, Trauma Informed Toolkit

Consent is Golden, “Someone told me they experienced sexual violence”

Cross Roads, “What To Do If A Child Discloses Sexual Abuse”

Government of Nova Scotia, Children and Family Services Act Duty to Report

Laci Green, “How to Respond to a Rape Survivor”

Judith Lewis Herman, Basic Books, Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath - From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror (1992).

Farrah Khan, “Five Ways to Support Sexual Violence Survivors During the Jian Ghomeshi Trial”

Jane Lefkowitz, Social Work Today, “When Children Disclose Sexual Abuse”

National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, “What to do if a child reveals abuse”

Office of Justice Programs, “Responding to Transgender Victims of Sexual Assault”

UBUNTU and MARC, Supporting a Survivor of Sexual Assault

University of Alberta, “Responding to a Disclosure of Sexual Assault”

Bessel Van der Kolk, American Psychatric Press; Psychological trauma (1987)

Western University; Learning to End Abuse Online Training, “Responding to a Disclosure”