Curriculum
- 9 Sections
- 34 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- 1. IntroductionIntroduction1
- 2. Why Sport Matters for Recovery6
- 3. Understanding VoTs’ Needs4
- 4. Ethical and Safety Principles7
- 5. Trauma-informed sport practice7
- 6. Designing Inclusive and Effective Sport Activities4
- 7. Self-Care & Professional Well-Being4
- 8. Resources and Links1
- 9. FEEDBACK1
3.3 Main Takeaways
Main Takeaways
- VoTs face intertwined psychological, logistical, cultural, and relational barriers that must be addressed holistically.
- Emotional safety, predictability, and clear communication are essential for building trust.
- Flexible, culturally sensitive, and gender-responsive practices increase participation.
- Coaches require trauma-informed training, guidance, and professional support.
- Avoiding unfulfillable promises and maintaining boundaries strengthens credibility. Collaborative structures involving psychologists and social workers enhance both victim and coach safety.
- Sports programs become effective rehabilitation tools when adapted to victims’ needs and supported by professionals.
