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This document is a page from a court transcript, filed on January 15, 2025, detailing the direct examination of a witness named Rocchio. Rocchio discusses their professional background, specifically their experience providing training on complex trauma and childhood sexual abuse to clinicians and investigators, including those at the Department of DCYF. They also mention how they stay current with scientific literature through memberships in professional organizations.
People (2)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Rocchio | Witness |
Person being questioned under direct examination, as indicated by 'Rocchio - Direct' in the header and their answers ...
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| Unnamed colleague | Forensic psychologist |
A colleague of the speaker who consulted with them on traumatic stress issues in a case.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Department of DCYF | Government agency |
An organization where the speaker (Rocchio) has provided trainings to investigators.
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | Company |
The court reporting agency that transcribed the testimony, listed in the footer.
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Relationships (1)
The colleague contacted Rocchio to consult on a case based on Rocchio's area of expertise.
Key Quotes (3)
"A recent colleague who is a forensic psychologist, but not a forensic expert, contacted me to ask to teach her and talk with her about some of the traumatic stress issues that were involved in her case."Source
— Rocchio
(Describing an instance of being consulted for their expertise.)
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"I've given a number of trainings on complex trauma. And complex trauma refers to repeated abuse that occurs during childhood perpetrated generally by caregivers of the individual."Source
— Rocchio
(Explaining their training experience and defining a key term.)
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"I have given trainings, for example, at the Department of DCYF to investigators on how to manage the effects of being exposed to details related to traumatic stress in the course of their work."Source
— Rocchio
(Providing a specific example of the professional training they have conducted.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 782 Filed 01/15/25 Page 28 of 158 28
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1 basis to consult with them on my area of expertise. A recent
2 colleague who is a forensic psychologist, but not a forensic
3 expert, contacted me to ask to teach her and talk with her
4 about some of the traumatic stress issues that were involved in
5 her case.
6 Q. What types of training and presentations have you given in
7 the area of childhood sexual abuse?
8 A. I've given a number of trainings on complex trauma. And
9 complex trauma refers to repeated abuse that occurs during
10 childhood perpetrated generally by caregivers of the
11 individual. I've also given -- so I've given trainings on --
12 for general clinicians -- on how to assess trauma and that may
13 include assessing for a history of childhood sexual abuse. And
14 I have given trainings, for example, at the Department of DCYF
15 to investigators on how to manage the effects of being exposed
16 to details related to traumatic stress in the course of their
17 work. Those would be some examples of trainings I have done.
18 Q. How do you keep up with the scientific literature in your
19 field?
20 A. So from my membership in a number of different divisions
21 and, of course, international and national traumatic stress
22 organizations, most of those journals have some combination --
23 most of those organizations have professional journals, in
24 which they publish literature, scientific peer review
25 literature, or they also have newsletters. They also have
2 colleague who is a forensic psychologist, but not a forensic
3 expert, contacted me to ask to teach her and talk with her
4 about some of the traumatic stress issues that were involved in
5 her case.
6 Q. What types of training and presentations have you given in
7 the area of childhood sexual abuse?
8 A. I've given a number of trainings on complex trauma. And
9 complex trauma refers to repeated abuse that occurs during
10 childhood perpetrated generally by caregivers of the
11 individual. I've also given -- so I've given trainings on --
12 for general clinicians -- on how to assess trauma and that may
13 include assessing for a history of childhood sexual abuse. And
14 I have given trainings, for example, at the Department of DCYF
15 to investigators on how to manage the effects of being exposed
16 to details related to traumatic stress in the course of their
17 work. Those would be some examples of trainings I have done.
18 Q. How do you keep up with the scientific literature in your
19 field?
20 A. So from my membership in a number of different divisions
21 and, of course, international and national traumatic stress
22 organizations, most of those journals have some combination --
23 most of those organizations have professional journals, in
24 which they publish literature, scientific peer review
25 literature, or they also have newsletters. They also have
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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