Free Trauma Training From PA Care Partnership and OCYF
Trauma
Lakeside Global Institute Training Opportunities on Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care Now Available
State Center Dual Diagnosis Speaker Psychologist Dr. Nicholas DeMarco on Trauma — October 20
Thursday, October 20 — 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
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Trauma comes in many forms. Research suggests that individuals with disabilities are two to ten times more likely to experience a traumatic event than the general population. The barriers individuals face related to trauma include increased risk of abuse and a lack of follow through when traumatic events are reports. This session will help to define trauma, inform providers on how to create a trauma-informed practice, and give an overview of empirically-supported trauma interventions from childhood through adulthood.
Presenter: Nicholas DeMarco, Ph.D. Director of ID Mental Health Supports, PMHCC, Inc.
Dr. DeMarco is an experienced behavioral health leader with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. His training was from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Lakeside Offering Free Trauma Awareness Training
Seating is limited in this 15-hour intensive course that provides a rich and sophisticated exploration of the subject of trauma. Meeting every other week for 2.5 hours per session (6 sessions total), professionals are encouraged to become highly sensitive regarding the nature of trauma.
Participants will increase awareness and respect with regard to trauma-related behaviors and the consequences of being impacted by trauma that can extend into relationships, systems, and across generations.
Topics include:
- Personal Self-Care Plans
- Three-Part Diagram
- Kinds of Trauma
- Trauma Continuums
- Essential Brain Parts & Brain States
- Adverse Childhood Experiences Study
- Neurobiology of Toxic Stress
- Epigenetics
- Trauma Vortex
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders
- Grief and Trauma
- Memory and Trauma Triggers
- Risk & Protective Factors
- Vicarious & Secondary Traumatization
- Compassion Fatigue
Four cohorts will be facilitated live by two LGI trainers utilizing a web-based platform. Three cohorts will meet in-person in Philadelphia.
Visit here to view dates and times for each option.
Scholarships valued at $1,000 per person have been provided by generous funders. Participants are required to purchase two additional texts for reading and discussion throughout the course (estimated at $70). Once registered, additional details will be provided to participants so they can order these texts prior to the first session of the course. Visit here to reserve a seat today!
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