In this session, Dr Tarra Bates-Duford investigates what it means to be an adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse. She explores both the immediate and latent implications of Childhood Sexual Abuse and the impact it has on familial, romantic, and social relationships.

In this session, Dr Tarra Bates-Duford investigates the common symptoms of CSA. She discusses how to recognise common symptoms of childhood sexual abuse and outlies appropriate responses and interventions to symptoms.

In this session, Dr Tarra Bates-Duford investigates the potential differences in reaction to individuals both known and unknown to survivors that commit CSA. She discusses if it make a difference if the individual is unknown or known to the survivor. 

In this session, Dr Tarra Bates-Duford investigates the differences between trauma and complex trauma. She discusses complex trauma and its relationship to childhood sexual abuse survivors. Dr Bates-Duford explores what it means to struggle with complex trauma and outlines strategies, interventions and therapeutic approaches for treatment.

In this session, Dr Tarra Bates-Duford investigates how culture impacts perception of CSA and its response to CSA. She discusses the implications CSA has on culture and how culture can impact and influence our sense of self.

In this session, Dr Tarra Bates-Duford investigates racial considerations of CSA. She discusses how the manner in which CSA is reported or not reported can be greatly influenced by race and our perception of how others see us.