Uncovering the psychological barriers, trauma, and legal dynamics behind workplace sexual harassment complaints.
Presented by an attorney and a psychotherapist, this program offers practical guidance on the legal and psychological barriers that often prevent sexual harassment complaints.
Topics include recognizing clients' emotional challenges, effectively developing sensitive facts, understanding when to recommend psychological support, and communicating these issues clearly and effectively.
The material covers the importance of collaboration between legal counsel and mental health professionals to support clients, manage emotional distress during legal proceedings, and effectively navigate the complexities of power differentials and consent. It also addresses the practical realities of mediation, the role of expert witnesses, and strategies for maintaining professional well-being while handling sensitive cases.
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Owner and Founder of the Law Office of Lindy Korn, PLLC
Lindy Korn-Myers was admitted to the NYS Bar in 1979. She has been a Public Servant, holding an appointment as a Commissioner of Workers' Compensation in NYS for a decade, hearing complex issues about workplaces. In 1997, she founded a consulting and training firm, Diversity-Training Workplace Solutions, Inc., training employees on harassment of all types and prevention. In 2000 she started a law firm focused 100% on matters of discrimination in the workplace - representing employees only. She is a longstanding member of the National Employment Lawyers Association, and has served as a Board Member of the NYS National Employment Lawyers Association. Ms. Korn-Myers has also been a columnist for various publications. Ms Korn-Myers is a Mediator and also an advocate for her clients in mediation.
Clinical Nurse Specialist with a specialty in Adult Psychiatry-Mental Health
Dr. Eileen Trigoboff, RN, PMHCNS-BC, DNS, DABFN, is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychiatry in a private psychotherapy practice. Dr. Trigoboff earned her Doctorate in Nursing Science (DNS) in psychiatric nursing from SUNY at Buffalo, is Board Certified in 4 areas, and is on the faculty of the SUNY Buffalo School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences. Her expertise includes a longstanding private practice with a focus on treating those with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression, Anxiety Disorders, and stress reactions. In addition, Dr. Trigoboff is the author of 8 textbooks, coauthor and contributor to 14 books, and dozens of professional journal articles. She is an Expert Witness and a national and international speaker and consultant on a wide variety of clinical, research, legal, and professional topics. She is active in clinical research, community service venues, clinical settings, and support groups. She has received numerous awards, and belongs to several professional organizations.
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