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Trauma Informed-care WOrkshops
Many organizations understand the importance of utilizing a trauma-informed approach in their services. Our workshops are created to increase the impact of your trauma-informed work by addressing trauma and violence within a broader context of oppression and power.
These workshops assist participants with understanding the interconnections between oppression and trauma in a workplace context, and increase skills at effectively responding on client and systems levels.
These workshops assist participants with understanding the interconnections between oppression and trauma in a workplace context, and increase skills at effectively responding on client and systems levels.
Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care
Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care addresses the complexity and dynamics of trauma, intersections of trauma and social identities, power, and privilege, and the principles of trauma informed care.
Participants will engage in activities and case examples to learn how to integrate principles of trauma-informed care into their setting. Participants will learn how to identify trauma reactions in clients in the context of social identities and power and strategies for implementing trauma informed care at the individual and institutional levels.
This workshop is strongly recommended for a direct service or supervisory audience who work with clients who experience trauma.
Participants will engage in activities and case examples to learn how to integrate principles of trauma-informed care into their setting. Participants will learn how to identify trauma reactions in clients in the context of social identities and power and strategies for implementing trauma informed care at the individual and institutional levels.
This workshop is strongly recommended for a direct service or supervisory audience who work with clients who experience trauma.
Dynamics of complex-trauma
Dynamics of Complex Trauma addresses what complex trauma is, its manifestations, and approaches to treatment.
Participants will learn the dynamics of complex trauma, differences and similarities to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and how social identities impact the experience of complex trauma. Participants will engage with case examples and learn skills for working with clients who have experienced complex trauma.
This workshop is strongly recommended for a direct service or supervisory audience who work with clients who experience trauma.
Participants will learn the dynamics of complex trauma, differences and similarities to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and how social identities impact the experience of complex trauma. Participants will engage with case examples and learn skills for working with clients who have experienced complex trauma.
This workshop is strongly recommended for a direct service or supervisory audience who work with clients who experience trauma.
Self-in-Community-Care and Burnout Prevention
This workshop offers a trauma-informed overview of factors contributing to burnout and how staff can engage in ongoing self-care in a community context.
Participants will learn to identify how stress manifests for themselves and their colleagues in the workplace, and how to create collective strategies to prevent burnout. Participants will practice multiple burn-out prevention techniques during the workshop, and build their practical knowledge of how to reduce burnout on the job.
This workshop is strongly recommended for staff at all organizational levels who want to build stronger connections and reduce burnout.
Participants will learn to identify how stress manifests for themselves and their colleagues in the workplace, and how to create collective strategies to prevent burnout. Participants will practice multiple burn-out prevention techniques during the workshop, and build their practical knowledge of how to reduce burnout on the job.
This workshop is strongly recommended for staff at all organizational levels who want to build stronger connections and reduce burnout.
Vicarious Trauma & Resilience
This workshop provides an overview of the dynamics of vicarious trauma and resiliency. It addresses individual and workplace connections to trauma and resiliency.
Participants will learn about vicarious trauma and resiliency with a power and privilege lens. In this workshop participants will learn the impact vicarious trauma can have on work, develop personal strategies to increase resilience, and create strategies for cultivating a workplace culture that supports self-care and resilience.
This workshop is strongly recommended for any one working with or supervising work with clients who experience trauma.
Participants will learn about vicarious trauma and resiliency with a power and privilege lens. In this workshop participants will learn the impact vicarious trauma can have on work, develop personal strategies to increase resilience, and create strategies for cultivating a workplace culture that supports self-care and resilience.
This workshop is strongly recommended for any one working with or supervising work with clients who experience trauma.
Trauma-Informed Supervision
This workshop provides an overview of trauma informed care and how to integrate this approach into clinical supervision.
This workshop addresses how trauma impacts supervisors, supervisees, and the therapeutic space. Participants will learn about definitions and dynamics of trauma and trauma informed care and how to utilize principles of trauma informed care in supervision.
Participants will explore how personal trauma of providers can influence supervision dynamics and how to recognize trauma reactions in supervisees.
This workshop is strongly recommended for any one supervising work with clients who experience trauma.
This workshop addresses how trauma impacts supervisors, supervisees, and the therapeutic space. Participants will learn about definitions and dynamics of trauma and trauma informed care and how to utilize principles of trauma informed care in supervision.
Participants will explore how personal trauma of providers can influence supervision dynamics and how to recognize trauma reactions in supervisees.
This workshop is strongly recommended for any one supervising work with clients who experience trauma.