• Quick-Start Guide
• Introduction Who and where are the survivors? What do they need? How do we address the gaps in services?
• Trauma-Focused Services for Pregnant and Parenting Survivors How does trauma create barriers to services, and how can we create a trauma-informed “safety net” for survivors?
• Reproductive Health Effects What do professionals need to know about birth control options and sabotage? How do the experiences of survivors affect pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, and the postpartum issues?
• Guidelines for Working with Teens How are teen relationships different? How can you create a teen-friendly environment? What are concerns about confidentiality and mandated reporting?

Information for each discipline on how to prepare the environment, train staff, inform others, intervene when appropriate, and make effective referrals.

• Health Care Providers, Clinical Staff, and Childbirth-Related Professionals
• Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advocates (Community-Based and Tribal)
• Law Enforcement
• Child Support Prosecutors and Professional Staff
• Criminal Legal Prosecutors and System-Based Advocates

• Resources
• Appendix A: List of Practice Guidelines
• Appendix B: Intake Questions for Advocates
• Appendix C: Trauma-Informed Safety Planning Strategies for Advocates
• Appendix D: Emergency Contraception Information
• Appendix E: Domestic Violence Supplemental Form
• Appendix F: Child Support Enforcement Prosecutors and the Good Cause Exception
• Appendix G: Washington State Resources
• Appendix H: Birth Control Methods That Can Be Used Without A Partner’s Knowledge
• Appendix I: Frequently Asked Questions About Making Over-the-Counter Medication Available in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Programs
• Appendix J: Additional Tools and Resources from the Coalitions
• Birth Control Posters (English and Spanish) Control Methods That Can Be Used Without A Partner’s Knowledge (11×17)

© 2013 Washington State Office of the Attorney General. All Rights Reserved. Cover and layout design by Debi Bodett. Permission to reproduce any portion of this document is granted, on the condition that the project partners for this grant, the Washington State Department of Health, the Washington State Office of the Attorney General, the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and the Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs are credited.

WASHINGTON STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1125 Washington Street SE, PO Box 40100, Olympia, WA 98504-0100
(360) 753-6200, http://www.atg.wa.gov

The Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs and the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence gratefully acknowledge that this document is supported by funding made possible under Grant# SP1AH000015 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, Office of Adolescent Health. The views expressed in written materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.