Here you can listen to some of our nonprofit testimonials from the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County, Camp Craig Allen, BIND: Brain Injury Network of Dallas, and the Hope Clinic of McKinney! We build live music programs into nonprofit events that feature artists of all genres and cultures while focusing on a greater cause. We are always striving to better serve our community! Therefore we exist to support and become an advocate for nonprofit organizations that are already making a difference through the power of music. ✨Victims may not define their experience as abusive or attempt to escape.Ĭitation: The Office of Justice Programs This is particularly relevant in communities where the only means to access mental health services is to be kept in a locked treatment facility. ✨Mandated treatment efforts may be counterproductive when working with victims.
✨Difficulty establishing trusting relationships with survivors. ✨Limited availability and access to appropriate mental health services. Some of the commonly reported barriers and challenges to helping victims with their trauma include: Providing appropriate and trauma-informed mental health treatment can be challenging. Victims of trafficking often need psychological care as part of comprehensive medical treatment. The types of physical and psychological abuse human trafficking victims experience often lead to serious mental or emotional health consequences, including feelings of severe guilt, posttraumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, substance abuse (alcohol or narcotics), and eating disorders.
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