7 Girls Got Issues: The Importance of Gender- Responsive Treatment in Working with Girls.

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7 Girls Got Issues: The Importance of Gender- Responsive Treatment in Working with Girls

Objectives

Why Gender-Specific Treatment?

Why Girls Need Gender- Competent Programs For Boys Focus on rules Offer ways to advance thru structured system For Girls Focus on relationships with other people Offer ways to master their lives while keeping these relationships intact

Note:

Mental Illness and Girls

Mental Health by Gender

Issues in working with girls

SAMHSA Assertions about working with girls

Biological/physiological

Societal gender-role expectations

Experience with trauma

Prevalence Rates 18

Special Populations

SAMHSA

Cultural identity and impact on girlhood

Areas of competency needed (SAMHSA)

What is Gender- Responsive Treatment

What does GRT do?

Theory underlying GRT

Strengths-Based

Resiliency

Increasing strengths- based

Relational

Relational-Cultural Theory (Jean Baker Miller)

Gilligan & Mikel Brown

Building healthy alliance

Need to

Demonstrate

Promote healthy connections

Safety

Evidence-Based

Promising Curricula (Per OJJDP)

Other Options

BUT…

Remember

Must

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