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Treatment of Childhood Trauma: Your Professional Road Map

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Treatment of Childhood Trauma: Your Professional Road Map

Original price was: CAD $128.67.Current price is: CAD $115.80.

This full day workshop is an adjunct to our introductory course “Childhood Trauma: Finding a Way Through” but built specifically* for professionals. We highly recommend you take our first course in addition to this course if you don’t have a background in neurobiology of trauma. This is a recoding of a full-day workshop taught by Morgan Bissegger, R. Psychologist, Trauma Specialist and the Clinical Director of the Sexual Assault Center of Edmonton
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Description

Treatment of Childhood Trauma: Your Professional Road Map

*pre-recorded*

With 1 in 3 children impacted by trauma; professionals need specific, evidence-based tools to work with these children. Whether it’s neglect, abuse, tragedy, complex grief, high-conflict divorce or intergenerational trauma they need our specialized* support, now!

This full day workshop is an adjunct to our introductory course “Childhood Trauma: Finding a Way Through” but built specifically for professionals. We highly recommend you take our first course in addition to this course if you don’t have a background in neurobiology of trauma.

This is a recoding of a full-day workshop taught by Morgan Bissegger, R. Psychologist, Trauma Specialist and the Clinical Director of the Sexual Assault Center of Edmonton

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

  • Identify complex trauma behavioural presentations
  • Examine the complex impact of trauma on neurological development
  • Appraise & work with traumatic play sequences
  • Understand the role of the clinician’s nervous system and how it interacts with the child’s own state of autonomic arousal
  • Explore specific clinical case studies while developing case conceptualization skills, treatment objectives, and appropriate interventions

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:

This course is appropriate for mental health professionals (or students training for their bachelors, masters, or PHD in a respective mental health program)

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS:

Refunds are NOT permitted for this course. All purchases/courses are FINAL SALE. 

ACCESSIBILITY & ACCOMMODATION

We are committed to making our professional learning opportunities as accessible as reasonably possible. Depending on the course format, supports may include closed captions, written transcripts, digital course materials, flexible pacing, and adjustments to timed assessments where technically possible.If you require an accommodation or would like to review the accessibility supports available for this course, please visit our Accessibility & Accommodations page  or contact us at support@instituteofchildpsychology.com before registering.


***DISCLAIMER:

All workshops provided by the Institute of Child Psychology, along with all workshop materials, are strictly for educational purposes only and cannot be categorized as psychological or mental health services.

Please contact our administration team if you require further details at support@instituteofchildpsychology.com

 

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Earn

CERTIFICATE – Sleep: Strategies for Success

Time

2.0

Prerequisites

None

Instructor Information

Morgan Bissegger, R. Pysch

Morgan completed her undergraduate degree at the University of the Fraser Valley, in British Columbia in 2010. During this time, she also worked in residential care settings with children and youth who had experienced significant trauma and presented with complex mental health challenges. Through a process of seeking support and guidance to best support these individuals she began to learn about attachment theory and the impacts of trauma on development. This knowledge now serves as her foundation. In 2012, she began her Masters in Counselling Psychology at City University of Seattle. While completing this degree, she also worked in a school setting supporting complex mental health in the classroom. Through this work she continued to witness the importance of relationships in the developmental process. In 2015, she completed my graduated degree and began work as a Child and Adolescent therapist at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE) where she now holds the position as their Clinical Director, and also runs a private practice in Edmonton, Alberta.

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