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Trauma-Informed Care for Professionals Working With Youth is a 4-week, completely online course that will help you learn how to identify trauma, understand how it impacts the brain and learning, and how to actually intervene when trauma-impacted youth get triggered. Lifetime course access, live webinar, and a private Facebook group. Course Dates: April 29th – May 28th (4 weeks completely online). Continuing Education (CE): 8 Credits.
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The Mindfulness-Substance Abuse Treatment (MBSAT) 12-Session Curriculum Certification is a 3-day intensive in Oakland, CA where participants get fully certified in this innovative, evidence-based curriculum designed specifically for teens. A must of anyone seeking how to use mindfulness in substance abuse work! Course Dates: September 14th, 15th, and 16th (Oakland, CA) 9AM – 5PM. Continuing Education (CE): 21 Credits.
Cost: $600 (CEs included)
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A Brief History of Trauma for Youth Providers
The field of trauma studies, as well as the application to trauma treatment with young people, is still very much in its infancy. Posttraumatic Stress
2 Simple Tips to Create a Welcoming, Trauma-Informed Classroom Space
Whether you’re leading a mindfulness class, an academic class, or a therapy group, it’s important to create a healing-centered, growth-oriented space where youth feel respected
Compassion Can Help You Work With Trauma-Impacted Youth
I remember the first time I felt true compassion for one of my clients. I was still in graduate school, working at the local juvenile
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