Outcomes Report (2016-17)

OCS Outcomes Report 2016-2017

Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre (SAC) SAC provides both short-term and long-term (up to 2 years) counselling to children and youth from Surrey where sexual abuse has either been disclosed or is suspected. Support and psycho-educational information is also offered to non-offending family members. The SAC program currently has two full-time therapists and one part-time therapist. Outcomes • To maintain the child safely in the home. • To improve the social, emotional and behavioural functioning of children and youth who have been sexually abused. • To stop re-victimization of sexually abused children and youth. • To improve the ability of non-offending family members to cope with the stressors related to the disclosure of child sexual abuse in the family. • To increase each non-offending family member’s knowledge of sexual abuse and related systems issues. • To increase the community’s awareness of sexual abuse. Service Highlights • 100% report improved ability to cope with the stressors related to the disclosure (or suspicion) of sexual abuse. • 90% report being safely supported in the home.

• 95% report improved community, school and work functioning. • 90% report improved social, emotional and behavioural functioning. • 100% report an ability to think more clearly and make healthy decisions. • 150 unique children and youth actively received services.

Unique Client Breakdown by Age » Daily Stats (Client Time)

3,746.9 hours

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Group Stats

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Brief Service

Quality Improvements for all Counselling Services • The creation of a sexual abuse handbook for clients of the Sexual Abuse Counselling program. • The use of POMS on Nucleus for the creation of case plans with clients. The clinicians reported that this is an easier way to incorporate the client goals onto Nucleus. • In an effort to more readily engage with clients on the family counselling waitlist (as per feedback that we’ve received from clients and stakeholders), our ‘intake day’ clinics are proving helpful. • Based on client needs and feedback from the clinicians, a few technological tools for measuring neuro and bio-feedback have been purchased for the team.

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