Describe groups for victims of abuse and groups for survivors of suicide. What are the primary issues addressed by each? Similarities? Differences? Advantages or disadvantages?
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Describe groups for victims of abuse and groups for survivors of suicide. What are the primary issues addressed by each? Similarities? Differences? Advantages or disadvantages?
• Groups for victims of abuse help survivors recover from trauma, and deal with the repercussions and emotions
• Groups for survivors of suicide focus on helping adults break out of isolation and resolve grief issues
• Although both groups offer a healing aspect, suicide survivor groups focus on making meaning, while abuse survivor groups incorporate a psychoeducational component
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a. professional registration b. professional certification c. professional license d. job title
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a. criteria b. norms c. standards d. modes