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DVAC Practice Forum

DVAC practice forum When trauma shapes the brain: SV, DFV and executive functioning DVAC’s next quarterly practice forum is being held online on the 22nd October 2026 as part of Sexual Violence Awareness Month. This practice forum is facilitated by our Ipswich Specialist Sexual Violence Services Team. Session Theme When Trauma Shapes the Brain: SV, DFV &Continue reading “DVAC Practice Forum”

Posted byCinta GravesOctober 5, 2026Posted inUncategorized

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