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About trauma training courses for therapists
Trauma can be defined as an emotional response to an event that the affected person finds highly stressful or frightening. Traumatic events can happen to us at any age, and no two people experience trauma in exactly the same way.
The symptoms of trauma for any given person can range from mild to severe, and may arise immediately after the traumatic event, or a long time afterwards. The duration of the psychological, emotional and physical responses to trauma – ranging from fear, sadness and denial to headaches, fatigue and digestive symptoms – can also greatly vary.
What is a highly traumatic event for one person might not have such an adverse impact on someone else. Nonetheless, life events such as being bullied, harassed, or abused, suffering the sudden loss of a loved one, or experiencing a life-threatening injury or illness, are all examples of potentially traumatic events. These, in turn, may give rise to related conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD).
Why choose nscience?
With trauma being such a broad field of enquiry for mental health practitioners, it is crucial that such professionals feel they have access to specialist training and resources that will significantly help bolster their effectiveness in dealing with traumatised clients.
As an organisation, nscience is committed to delivering world-class content in the form of highly relevant and research-informed in-person and online events touching on various aspects of trauma.
Therapies such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), somatic therapies, and eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR therapy) are just some of the interventions that have long proven of use to trauma patients. Our continued professional development (CPD/CE) programmes, led by internationally renowned experts, will aid you in using such techniques more effectively.
Psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors and psychiatrists from across the globe who wish to build on their existing knowledge of effective models for serving the needs of trauma clients will appreciate our courses that explore various aspects of treating trauma effectively.
Our present trauma-related video resource packs, video courses and other resources address, but are by no means limited to, the following important considerations in this field:
- Attachment disruptions, cumulative trauma and borderline personality disorders
- Working with identity-based trauma
- Enhancing embodiment in trauma therapy
- Working with implicit communication and the body in complex trauma
- Adapting or modifying mindfulness techniques for effective trauma-focused care
- Traumatic loss and attachment informed grief therapy
- Building a trauma-informed practice in the current anxiety-driven environment
- Ethical dilemmas in the treatment of complex trauma and dissociation
- Integrating and working with PTSD and complex PTSD
- Somatic repatterning and trauma reprocessing
As integrative approaches to therapy become more common across disciplines and modalities, counsellors and psychotherapists working with traumatised clients will benefit from the sheer depth, breadth and insight offered by our trauma-related seminars, webinars, workshops and conferences.
By browsing our complete range of trauma therapy courses online today, mental health professionals can discover how they can add important facets to their practice to help them in achieving sustained results for the survivors of trauma.