Interventions for Trauma-Affected Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: An Overview of Diagnostic, Ethical, and Clinical Challenges and Evidence-Based Treatments

Kerig, Patricia K.; Ford, Julian D.; Alexander, Ava R.; Modrowski, Crosby A.

doi:10.1007/s12207-024-09497-5

Psychol. Inj. and Law

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s12207-024-09497-5

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Interventions for Trauma-Affected Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: An Overview of Diagnostic, Ethical, and Clinical Challenges and Evidence-Based Treatments

Patricia K. Kerig,

Julian D. Ford,

Ava R. Alexander

et al.

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Dating Violence Experiences Among Sex-Trafficking Youths in Juvenile Detention

Roe-Sepowitz,

Lantsman-Waugh,

Puigvert

et al. 2024

Violence Against Women

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Juvenile justice involvement is a risk factor for sex trafficking, as is teen dating violence (TDV). However, little is known about how TDV victimization correlates with sex-trafficking victimization among girls in juvenile detention. This study was conducted with 111 detained female minors from two Arizona juvenile detention centers. All female detainees were screened for sex-trafficking risk factors by a clinical staff member and completed a series of surveys about their life experiences and a dating violence history survey. Nearly half of the participants, 42.3% ( n = 47), reported having experienced sex trafficking. Girls in juvenile detention who reported sex-trafficking victimization were significantly more likely to report higher scores on the TDV scale.

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Dating Violence Experiences Among Sex-Trafficking Youths in Juvenile Detention

Roe-Sepowitz,

Lantsman-Waugh,

Puigvert

et al. 2024

Violence Against Women

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Interventions for Trauma-Affected Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: An Overview of Diagnostic, Ethical, and Clinical Challenges and Evidence-Based Treatments

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Dating Violence Experiences Among Sex-Trafficking Youths in Juvenile Detention

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