OCRCC Responds to the Health Professions Regulatory Advisory Council (HRPAC) on the Controlled Act of Psychotherapy
The impacts of sexual violence are most commonly understood via trauma or mental health frameworks.
But we believe that sexual violence cannot be separated from a broader social context – one in which the victim, the offender, and the violation itself exist in a larger system of social norms, relations and inequities.
Community-based sexual assault centre services are rooted in a comprehensive and socially-contextualized analysis of sexual violence. In this way, our counselling models can differ from medical and mental health frameworks, including psychotherapy.
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Hockey Canada and sexual violence: Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres (OCRCC) responds
Hockey Canada continues to face critical reaction to its management of sexual violence. The sports organization – which is responsible for establishing rules and standards, promoting the sport, and international play [...]