Classroom Course » TAY Academy - Trauma Informed Care - April 22, 2021

Dates & Times:
April 22, Thursday 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Hosted By:
Felton Institute Research and Training

Registration is Closed

Description:

The trauma basics workshop will explore the nature and impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACES) and how these experiences impact human development. Signs and symptoms presented in young adulthood can be linked to such incidents, and we will explore how to understand brain development in response to  trauma and the basic interventions that can help mitigate trauma and stress. Participants will also learn how to identify and use individual strengths to promote healing and wellness. 

Objective:

1. Define the term trauma informed care and identify the components of a trauma-informed approach to care. 

2. Understand the impact and adverse childhood experiences on developing children and be able to recall the three categories of ACEs.

3. Identify the window of tolerance and and describe the states of hyper-and hypo-arousal. 

4. Apply at least three mindfulness skills used to help clients engage with the present moment and increase their windows of tolerance. 

5. Apply two distress tolerance techniques to assist clients in reducing impulsive behaviors and increase emotional regulation when stress response is activated. 

6. Revise at least one program rule, policy, or guideline in order to increase program's culture of trauma-informed care. 

Intended Audience:
San Francisco Behavioral Health TAY System of Care (TAY SOC), Master level clinicians who are Licensed, License-eligible, and wavered, who work with the TAY (16-24+) population.
Session Notes:

Course completion certificates will be awarded to participants who attend the training in full within 3 business days after completing the course evaluation.

Felton Institute's continuing education programs provides an ongoing process of formal learning that are relevant to psychological practices and education. Our courses enable psychologist to keep stride with current scientific evidence -based approaches related to assessment, prevention,intervention, as well as relevant legal, statutory, or regulatory issues. Our continuing education courses allow psychologist to maintain, develop and increase competencies to improve services provided to clients and enhance professional development.

Venue:
Zoom

Presenters:
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