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Our Level 2 Trauma Skilled Training Course begins again on the 19th of September which will allow you to understand trauma through a biopsychosocial lens to comprehend prevalence and how we recognise, respond and resist re-traumatisation. You'll also learn: ➡️The concept of adverse childhood and community experiences ➡️How to apply compassionate enquiry and trauma-informed responses with spontaneous disclosure ➡️Understanding interpersonal difficulties and working within CFT framework to strengthen resilient factors and relational health to aid recovery. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4cK6oV0 #Epione #TraumaTraining #TraumaSkilledTraining

Did you know that on the Level 2 Trauma Skilled Training Course, you'll be able to understand trauma through a biopsychosocial lens to comprehend prevalence and how we recognise, respond and resist re-traumatisation? You'll also learn: ➡️The concept of adverse childhood and community experiences ➡️How to apply compassionate enquiry and trauma-informed responses with spontaneous disclosure ➡️Understanding interpersonal difficulties and working within CFT framework to strengthen resilient factors and relational health to aid recovery. Don't miss out on this event, which will be held on 19th August: https://bit.ly/4cK6oV0 #Epione #TraumaTraining #TraumaSkilledTraining

Delve into the realms of trauma and attachment through a no-cost registration, seizing an invaluable chance to broaden your understanding and insight. Link is in the comment section.

Our Level 3 Trauma Training course on the 26th & 27th of June will teach you the essential knowledge to apply to your skills and practice. For example, you'll: ✅Understand early childhood development, attachment and triggers to apply self-regulation models ✅Understand the concept of adverse childhood and community experiences, the biology of stress, and links to poor health outcomes But that's not all. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e2QCWt #Epione #TraumaInformedCare #Trauma #TraumaInformedPractice

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Research like the study below explores a crucial question; what environmental factors contribute to resiliency? The more we understand about protective ecological factors, the more we can mitigate the development of PTSD following a potentially traumatic event.

The cross-sectional and longitudinal interconnectedness of physical, psychological and role functioning following physical trauma: A network analysis https://lnkd.in/grxmUdXP

Understanding trauma A fantastic webinar led by an authentic individual #trauma #mentalhealth #wellbeing #education

Intergenerational trauma can be passed down in family systems. Dr. Mariel Buqué walks us through the “tree of trauma” and shares with us powerful tools that help break these intergenerational patterns. Find the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/gNAYtRqy

This training will include an overview of how collective trauma begins, manifests, and impacts future generations. Furthermore, we will provide examples of trauma treatment methods in an attempt to enhance the practitioner’s scope of clinical considerations in identifying the effects of historical trauma on an individual by incorporating an intersectional understanding of trauma as both an individual experience and one that is connected to multiple identities and life experiences. Register at https://lnkd.in/ggNg5hqh . . . #uclapmhp #ucla #training #intergenerationaltrauma #racialtrauma #behavioralhealth

#Free #Webinar on relational and connection policies. See details below 👇🏼