Trauma Certificate Level II – Using Parts Work to Overcome Resistance, Calm the Inner Critic, and Help Trauma Survivors Self-Actualize – Part 1 & 2
Wednesday & Thursday, February 28 & 29
Registration & Breakfast 8:15 am; 8:45 am - 4:15 pm
12 CEU's
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(NEW) In Person Training – Releasing the Superwoman Schema in Black Women: From Role Self to Real Self
If the hero’s journey is about the transformation of the self, the heroine’s journey is about the reclamation of the self; becoming self-possessed. For black women, the journey can be particularly perilous, as they navigate through the forces of both racism and sexism. In response, many black women have developed what’s called The Superwoman Schema...
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In Person Training – Working with Dreams: Tapping into an Inner Wisdom
In this workshop, clinicians will become aware of one of the most intimate conversations we can have with ourselves – Dream Work. They will discover that dream exploration is a powerful technique to use in their work.
Free
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Level I: Part One: Class 1 – Understanding Trauma and its Reverberating Effects: The Strengths-Based Perspective
Trauma Certificate Program, Level I: First required class.
Monday, March 11
Join Zoom, 8:20am; Training 8:45am-4:15pm (ET)
6 CEUs
Presenter: Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C DAPA
This class is only open to participants of the Level I program.
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Online Training – Expressive Therapies and Ethical Considerations
Register Now There are four essential elements for psychotherapeutic practice; 1. The person of the therapist, their attitude, knowledge, and competencies, 2. Understanding theory - how we conceptualize the process, 3. how we respond, including transference, countertransference, collaboration and innovation-in-the-moment, and 4. ethics principles and codes that guide all three components. This session will focus...
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Level I: Part One: Class 2 – Understanding Trauma and its Reverberating Effects: Trauma, Memory, and the Brain
Trauma Certificate Program, Level I: Second required class.
Wednesday, March 27,2024
Join Zoom 8:30am; Training 8:45am-4:15pm (EDT)
6 CEUs
Presenter: Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C DAPA
This class is only open to participants of the Level I program.
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(NEW) Online Training – Understanding Dissociation in Traumatized Clients
In this workshop, we will first explore the connection between early childhood disorganized attachment, affect dysregulation, the fight, flight and freeze responses and how the ongoing need to dissociate feels both necessary and, ultimately, disempowering for trauma survivors. Participants will also gain a greater understanding of the evolution of dissociation and the most common harbingers...
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Online Training – Borderline Personality Disorder as a Traumatic Attachment Disorder
Research over the last thirty years has demonstrated a clear relationship between experiencing abuse in childhood and a later diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder. In this presentation, we will address how ‘borderline personality’ can be best understood as a trauma-related disorder. Exploring the effects of their traumatic attachment opens up new ways of working with...
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Level I: Part One – Class 3 – Understanding Trauma and its Reverberating Effects: The Impact of Insecure Attachment
Trauma Certificate Program, Level I: Third required class.
Friday, April 5, 2024
Join Zoom 8:20am; Training 8:45am-4:15pm (EDT)
6 CEUs
Presenter: Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C DAPA
This class is only open to participants of the Level I program.