Diverse Needs of Sex Trafficking Survivors
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2015
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Crime Victims' Institute at Sam Houston State University
Abstract
The needs of domestic and international sex trafficking survivors are complex and often evolve over time, requiring a continuum of flexible, comprehensive care that is best achieved through a coordinated community response. The current issue in this trafficking series addresses the multifaceted needs of victims of sex trafficking. The report specifically outlines acute and long-term care needs, as well as the range of social services that serve as necessary scaffolding to aid survivors as they reintegrate to healthy living. (Author text)
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Human Trafficking, Synthesis, Prostitution, Trauma, Polyvictimization, Commercial Sexual Exploitation, Victim Services, Health Professionals, Mental Health, Victim Advocates, Physical Trauma, Long Term Effects, Medical Consequences, Poly-victimization
Citation
Menaker, Tasha; Franklin, Cortney. (2015). The Diverse Needs of Sex Trafficking Survivors. Human Trafficking Series. Crime Victims' Institute at Sam Houston State University: 2 (3), 4 pgs.