Trauma Toolbox

Summary

This presentation is targeted towards behavioral health professionals seeking alternative treatment modalities to effectively work with patients who have experienced trauma. This training will explore the impact sensory based treatments, art therapy, and speech and language interventions have on one’s ability to process traumatic experiences. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in various therapeutic experiences on their way to filling their trauma toolbox.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this session, participants should be able to:

1. Recognize at least three signs and symptoms of a patient experiencing trauma.
2. Identify four intervention modalities that can be utilized with patients who have experienced traumatic events.
3. Identify two ways sensory strategies can help calm a child in a discrete emotional state.
4. Identify two ways therapeutic art interventions can be utilized to promote self regulation and resiliency with patients who have experienced traumatic events.
5. Identify two ways to support a patient in effectively communicating during times of stress.

Details

• Target audience: psychologists, physicians, social workers and other interested health care professionals
• Instructional Level: Intermediate
• Three CE Hours/Credits (see below) 
• Beverages and light snacks will be offered 

Registration

• Program fee: $59
• Online registration closes on Wednesday, November 13.
• Phone registration: Please call the department of behavioral education at 401-606-5752. 
• For refund/cancellation information please email bradleyconferencesup@lifespan.org or call Liz DeFreitas at 401-606-5752