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When considering the needs of youth impacted by human trafficking and professionals that support them, there are a plethora of dynamics. This brief, yet impactful, presentation offers the following: (1) a unique perspective on the definition of CSEC, (2) practical ways to conceptualize and utilize engagement strategies and (3) complexities within the population. Lastly, we will explore the impact that serving individuals identified as CSEC can have on you and your well-being. This solution-focused and authentic presentation is delivered by Chevonna Gaylor, LMFT (renowned clinician, author and speaker) and Beatriz Lodia (skilled trainer, advocate, and survivor.)
Presenters:
Beatriz Lodia earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and pursued a career in both academic and non-profit settings. She has worked in the mental health field for over 6 years as a Youth Advocate and currently serves as a Program Manager for the Wonder Mentoring Program at Stanford Sierra Youth & Families. Beatriz amplifies voices often overlooked and underserved and can make an even greater impact as an instructor for the Resource Center for Family-Focused Practice at UC Davis.
Chevonna Gaylor has nearly a decade of experience providing therapy services to families and children. She specializes in diversity and trauma education, and her teaching experience includes numerous presentations on Wraparound, human trafficking awareness, family- and community-based therapy, and a self-designed diversity training model called GRASP (Gaining Respect through Actively Seeking Perspective). Gaylor also volunteers to provide therapeutic services and clinical support to human trafficking survivors and families dealing with terminal illness.