On Being Female: How We Can Use Our Gender to Help Our Clients and Take Care of Ourselves at the Same Time

Guest Speaker: Shoshanna Must, Ph.D.

Professionals often don’t have the chance to discuss the experiences of women working with men who have abused.

What are the challenges?
What have we learned about professional and personal boundaries?
Where can women go to discuss the issues?
What should men know in order to best be helpful to their colleagues?

This hour-long webinar conversation addresses these and related topics.


About the Speaker

Shoshanna Must is a full-time practitioner and Clinical Director for New York City office of Empire State Forensics. She is also on the board of the New York State Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (NYSATSA), and an active member of the City Bar Working group which is dedicated to registration reform. She is also the author (with Gretchen Sofocleous, Ph.D.) of a chapter on challenges related to pregnancy in the book, Women Working in Criminal Justice: A Guidebook for Navigating Professional Challenges, by Laura Jakul and Bobbi Walling and published by Safer Society.

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          Author

          Thank you for your inquiry, Stan.

          We currently do not offer CEs for the Safer Talk webinars. We can, however, provide attendees with a Certificate of Participation, as long as they are present for at least 85% of the live event.

          If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask!

          -Sarah

  1. This seems like a long overdue topic considering how many treatment providers are women. I’m really looking forward to the discussion. Thanks!

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      Author

      Good morning, Wanda!

      Thank you for your interest in the Safer Talk webinar series.

      We expect that the recording of this webinar will be available by the end of the day today. Since you have registered, you should receive an email that contains the direct link to the recording. If you do not receive an email from me within the next 24 hours, please let us know.

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