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This course is essential before using Case Atlas. It familiarizes you with the application, provides helpful tips, and is a required prerequisite.

Case atlas orientation

This course accompanies the Reality Log. It moves you beyond "incident logs" and gives you the clinical and legal framework to document the patterns that actually matter, like isolation, financial control, and digital surveillance.

Unmasking invisible abuse workshop
Pink background with text about the Americans with Disabilities Act and access to justice, featuring an icon of a person in a wheelchair holding scales of justice.

Explore the legal and systemic foundations of accessibility—how institutional barriers impact the traumatized brain and disabled body, influence judicial proceedings, and shape the rights of survivors—equipping you with essential knowledge of ADA obligations and the strategic tools for advocacy and access to justice.

ADA & Access to Justice
Pink text on a dark background reads 'Advocacy Foundations' and 'Understanding Power, Disability, and Justice.' Below the text are three icons: a raised fist, a person in a wheelchair, and balanced scales representing justice.

Explore the strategic and ethical foundations of advocacy—how power distributions shape systemic access, how the intersection of disability influences justice, and how to effectively leverage your voice within institutional frameworks—equipping you with the essential skills to dismantle barriers and drive meaningful social change.

Advocacy Foundations
Silhouette of a person with icons representing money, surveillance, scale, and a warning symbol, alongside the title 'Coercive Control' and a subtitle about domination through isolation, intimidation, and control.

Explore the legal and psychological foundations of coercive control—how patterns of domination shape relationships, influence court outcomes, and impact survivors and children—equipping you with essential knowledge and tools for advocacy.

Coercive control foundations
A graphic icon with a pink silhouette of a head with a cloud and lightning bolt inside, a hand holding a scale, symbolizing mental health, justice, or balance.

Explore the biological and neurological foundations of trauma—how experiences of coercive control reshape the brain, alter perception of reality, and impact the physical body from head to toe—equipping you with a solid understanding of the survivor experience and the evidence-based language to describe it.

The Anatomy of Trauma