+ Who is this training for?

This training is for mental health professionals who work with people, one on one, in a group setting or in any other therapeutic role. Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners (working clinically), Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, Art Therapists...

This is right for you if you are:

1. Looking to expand your professional skill set in treating clients with simple to multifaceted trauma.
2. Wanting to identify and implement clear boundaries that support the client- therapist relationship.
3. Unsure how to keep therapeutic treatment on track when a client is facing a blockage
4. Feeling insecure in your work and wondering if your clients are experiencing adequate relief.
5. Need accountability and community in order to grow into your role as a trauma specialist.

+ What will I get out of this course?

You will get a deep understanding of how to work with trauma, how to pick up on the nuances of trauma in your clients (the ones who present with it and are conscious of it, and those who are not), and be able to provide better clinical care.

Good therapy is not only about intervention, it is also about assessments and attunment of the therapist who knows how to identify the primary treatment needs of the client. This training will help you develop a Trauma Informed Lens so that you create a treatment plan that allows for more efficient and effective therapy.

You will also learn interventions including mind-body somatic interventions, cognitive interventions, "parts work" as well as expressive arts and attachment informed interventions. Each module has exercises and handouts for you to use as psychoeducation as well as tools and ideas to use in your very next session!