Assessment of a trauma-informed program improved self-esteem in incarcerated women, highlighting the need for targeted rehabilitation.
Background Survivors of sex trafficking who become incarcerated often experience compounded trauma, stigma, and diminished self-esteem. Because self-esteem is central to recovery, prison-based rehabilitation programs that target self-worth are critical. This study examined Star Mosaic, a short, trauma-informed program for incarcerated women with histories of commercial sex.
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