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This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series

This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series

This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series

This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series

This video presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series.

This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series

This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series.

This presentation was part of our 2020 webinar series.

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All of our courses are experiential. Experiential learning is powerful since the collaboration and personal learning from each other element accelerates learning and ownership of the subject matter. Many of our previous participants have remarked on how powerful, but gentle, this approach is and how much it has helped them in their own lives.

Following the Covid-19 outbreak we have been facilitating all of our CPD workshops and training online. We use Zoom to deliver our online training. When you register and pay for your CPD workshop, you will receive further joining instructions.

This workshop mainly focuses on how to support trauma survivors of Single, Multiple & Childhood Trauma who are at the beginning of their recovery where their main goal is Stabilisation & Establishment of Safety. This workshop is suitable for beginner practitioners working with trauma as it focusses on the first phase of trauma recovery where the body focused approach is most suitable to create safety and emotional stability. At the same, professionals with extensive experience in working with trauma often attend our workshops as we all know the learning process never stops in our field. These professionals will certainly expand their set of tools by enhancing creative techniques and will have an opportunity to learn much needed self-care techniques to prevent secondary trauma impact.

All of our courses are built around Herman’s Three Stage Model of Trauma Recovery; with the first stage, Safety and Stabilisation, being the most important one. Very often trauma victims suffer from symptoms ranging from hyper-vigilance, anger, and extreme emotion to pain, depression and immobility. We look at ways to build up resources for trauma sufferers, both external and internal safety, including coping strategies for dealing with their symptoms. This course gives and suggests creative ways/techniques to bring clients into the “window of tolerance” because it is impossible to work with someone who is suffering the after-effects of trauma without first making them feel safe and helping them to find resources within themselves to help them manage their emotions.

This work involves creating emotional stability (learning how to avoid being overcome with emotions) which brings the client into the “window of tolerance” where further trauma processing work can be done.

We advise anyone who is interested in joining other groups to attend this workshop as a Stage 1 course is the base for majority of our other courses.

Join us for a learning discussion group with like-minded professionals on a wide range of subjects focused on complex trauma.
By purchasing this you will qualify to attend to one learning discussion group.

With our 'Directory service' to the Complex Trauma Therapist's Network your profile will be advertised on our Trauma Informed Therapists' Directory for 12 months.

Please submit Directory application form here: https://www.complextraumainstitute.org/subscribe-directory

where you will provide an info
1. on your Professional Qualifications:
Write about your professional certificates, diplomas, etc.

2. on registration to professional regulating body:
Write about the professional regulating body you are registered with including a reg number (HCPC, UKCP, BACP, etc)

3. DBS Check or Professional Reference

4. another requirement if you attended at least one a CTTN CPD Workshop on Complex Trauma (2 days workshop)

Dreams without Dreaming

Cultural - Social Model behind Working with Nightmares (Embodied Reprocessing) 
Professor Tom Stoneham with Dr R A Davies