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Topic 4 DQ 2 (4.2) CAT RESPONSE 1 Week Four Additional (optional) Discussion/Participation Provide a brief response. How do you make the distinction between doing a safety plan and a harm reduction plan? or What are important components to consider when working with sexual assault and abuse (SA) survivors? What do the following terms mean in relation to SA: to be a victim, to be a survivor, to thrive? When working with sexual assault and abuse (SA) survivors, several important components must be considered to ensure their safety, comfort, and empowerment. Firstly, intensive training on how to interact with participants is crucial. This includes training in ethics, good conduct of research, Mental Health First Aid, and Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) (Anderson et al., 2023, p. 22). Secondly, the development and review of research materials and procedures should involve survivors of sexual violence and survivor advocates to understand differing reactions and needs (Anderson et al., 2023, p. 15). This approach helps in creating an environment that is sensitive to the experiences of SA survivors. The terms "victim," "survivor," and "thrive" in relation to SA have distinct meanings. The term "victim" is often used to describe someone who has experienced sexual assault or abuse, emphasizing the experience of harm or injustice. However, this term can sometimes carry connotations of powerlessness. In contrast, the term "survivor" is used to emphasize resilience and the process of overcoming the trauma associated with sexual violence. It validates the strength and coping efforts of individuals who have experienced SA (Anderson et al., 2023, p. 14). "To thrive" goes beyond surviving, indicating a stage where individuals not only recover from their trauma but also experience growth, empowerment, and improved well-being. The THRIVE Study, for instance, operationalizes TIC in its research with SA survivors, aiming to create positive experiences that contribute to their

thriving (Anderson et al., 2023). Working with SA survivors requires a trauma-informed approach that includes intensive staff training, involvement of survivors in the development of research materials, and a shift in language from "victim" to "survivor" to empower them. The ultimate goal is to support survivors not just to cope but to thrive, indicating a journey towards empowerment and well-being. Anderson, K., DeSoto, A., Carr, S., Stockman, J., & Karris, M. (2023). Engagement of Sexual Violence Survivors in Research: Trauma-Informed Research in the THRIVE Study. Violence Against Women: an international and interdisciplinary journal, 29(11). REPLY  PO

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