Kids Are the Experts: Youth Perspectives on Healing After Abuse
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Kids Are the Experts: Youth Perspectives on Healing After Abuse
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In this episode of One in Ten, host Teresa Huizar speaks with Kristi Westphaln (UCLA School of Nursing) about integrating children’s voices into Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) outcome measurement and understanding what healing after abuse means to youth. Westphaln describes her work with the Canopy CAC and a scoping review showing CAC literature emphasizes programmatic measures (forensic interviews, prosecution) more than child perspectives, and how this aligned with the National Children’s Alliance Youth Feedback Survey pilot.
Time Stamps:
Time. Topic
00:00 Kids Are The Experts
01:14 Kristi’s CAC Journey
04:19 Why Youth Voices Matter
08:03 Youth Survey Primer
09:07 Three Healing Questions
12:14 Who Joined The Study
17:20 What Healing Means
21:33 Talking And Support
24:35 Pets Faith Justice
31:12 What CACs Can Do
37:14 Trauma Without The Word
39:44 Key Takeaways And Thanks
43:36 Closing And Where To Listen
Resources:
Talk with me about it: Child and youth perspectives on healing after child abuse - ScienceDirect
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