1. The Role of the Victim and Victim Advocate in Managing Sex Offenders
2. Learning Objectives
3. Definition of Sexual Assault
4. Myths and Facts
5. Myths and Facts
6. Myths and Facts
7. Cross Examination of a Robbery Victim
8. Fears Resulting in Non– or Delayed Reporting
9. Other Reasons for Non– or Delayed Reporting
10. Rape Trauma Syndrome: The Acute Phase
11. Rape Trauma Syndrome: The Long Term Phase
12. Understanding Sexual Assault from a Victim’s Perspective
13. Child and Adolescent Victims of Sexual Assault
14. Accommodation Syndrome
15. Traumagenic Dynamics Theory
16. Understanding Sexual Assault from a Victim’s Perspective
17. Family Dynamics in Parent–Child Incest Cases
18. Dynamics of Non-Offending Parents and Children
19. Child Disclosure in Incest Cases
20. Understanding Sexual Assault from a Victim’s Perspective
21. Similar Dynamics in Sibling Incest Cases
22. Dynamics Unique to Sibling Incest Cases
23. Important Dynamics in Sibling Incest Cases
24. Dynamics in Partner Rape
25. Disclosure of Marital or Partner Rape
26. Secondary Impact of Sexual Assault
27. Understanding Sexual Assault from a Victim’s Perspective
28. Understanding Sexual Assault from a Victim’s Perspective
29. Older Victims
30. People with Mental Illness
31. People with Physical Disabilities
32. People with Developmental Disabilities
33. Life Experiences of Victims
34. Conclusion