Webinars
In Practice: Providing In-Person Services Behind Bars
How do you provide face-to-face counseling when your client is locked up, possibly in the same place as the perpetrator? How do you maintain confidentiality when you have to go through security to see your client?
“In Practice: Providing In-Person Services to Survivors Behind Bars” goes over the specifics of how to set up in-person services in detention facilities, including ways to maintain confidentiality and work within facility rules. We also cover tips for entering a facility and what you might expect once you’re inside.
We are joined by several advocates who talk about their own programs, including some of their successes and challenges when meeting with survivors in a variety of detention facilities.
RELATED RESOURCES
RELATED Webinars
-
On the Inside: The Logistics of Providing Services Behind Bars
Learn about the specific needs of incarcerated survivors, what services advocates can provide to inmates, and how to start providing these services.
-
A New Approach: Providing Services to Survivors of Sexual Abuse in Prison
Service providers can gain the practical skills needed both to develop services for prisoner rape survivors and to build lasting partnerships between rape crisis organizations and corrections agencies.