Course information

Fees: seminars, webinars, distance learning, and in-person training is available. Please inquire about each of these opportunities for your church, school, agency, organization, or company. 

Registration deadline is one business day prior to day of event. It is best to pre-register as many seminars fill to capacity several days or weeks before hand. 

Refund policy: refunds are given to those who have already paid, were unable to attend, and do not wish to transfer their registration to a future seminar. Refunds must be requested. 

Webinar fees are non-refundable after the event has taken place. 

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Title: Human Trafficking Education Seminar

Dates and Locations: dates and locations of seminars vary. For a complete list of scheduled seminars please visit www.humantraffickingeducationseminars.com. 

Those seeking on-site or virtual seminars, contact Amy at amyjoypresents@gmail.com 

Description: The Human Trafficking Education Seminar is a 3 or 6 -hour seminar designed to help mental health, medical, law enforcement, hotel/motel staff, and education professionals understand the dynamics of human trafficking; what is looks like in the aforementioned professional settings; and how to appropriately respond to suspected cases of human trafficking. A resource packet is provided to each attendee.  Seminars can be live in-person seminars, or virtual.  Custom Seminars available for different professionals and groups. 

Course Learning Objectives

After attending this seminar, attendees will be able to:1: Differentiate the Federal definition of human trafficking from state and local; and from other crimes most often associated with human trafficking 

2: Summarize what human trafficking looks like globally, nationally, state-wide, and locally

3: Identify warning signs and behaviors associated with traffickers, victims, and potential victims

4: Explain connections between human trafficking and early childhood sexual trauma, foster care, and homeless youth.

5: Apply knowledge in professional field; dentistry, medical, nursing, social work, counseling, psychology, psychiatry, pharmacy, physical therapy, education (K-12), case management, family therapy, law enforcement, and others. 

Target Audience: Mental health, medical, law enforcement, foster care, and education professionals; government agencies; faith-based organizations; and hotel, motel, and shared rental companies. The general public is welcome to register and attend. 

Content Level: Intermediate, Advanced 

 "There was a lot of valuable information specific to our area that I hadn't yet seen in my research. Amy was funny, upbeat, and engaging. Her authenticity and passion for the topic was so evident. I recommend this training to those interested in getting introductory facts about Human Trafficking and becoming educated about how they can become involved in preventing this epidemic." ~ Kalita  

"I recently attended a Human Trafficking Educational seminar facilitated by Amy Rouleau.  From the moment I walked into this seminar and engaged Amy, I was moved by her authentic, welcoming spirit and inclusion.  I was present to satisfy the Michigan counselor licensing requirement but the seminar far exceeded my expectations.  There was an abundance of good, solid information that Amy skillfully presented and clipped along effortlessly.  However, there was adequate time for comments, questions and observations.  I am a seasoned counselor but found information on what to look for and how to respond quite eye-opening and very practical.  I have been in practice for over twenty years and there are methods of intervention that I was just not aware of.  I have and will continue to recommend this seminar.  Amy is a warrior in this area and I am happy to have found this resource." ~ Jane