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Military Sexual Trauma 2026

Apr 28, 2026
This session aims to enhance understanding of the resources and support systems available.

Military Sexual Trauma 2026

This session aims to enhance understanding of the resources and support systems available to address the behavioral and mental health needs of military service members, veterans, and survivors of military sexual trauma (MST), while also examining the ethical obligations of healthcare professionals in the care of MST survivors.

Facilitated by Amy Stephenson, Director, TRIO Veterans Upward Bound Program, Truckee Meadows Community College

MST 2026 – Part 1 is pending approval for Continuing Education Units for Licensed Administrators (ETHICS), Licensed Nurses, and Social Workers (ETHICS).

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