Trauma-Informed Supervision: Where to Start and How to Implement a Framework
Embark on a transformative journey with our trauma-informed clinical supervision training. Designed for professionals supporting clinical interns or licensure candidates, our program addresses the vital intersection of client recovery and trainee development. Explore a comprehensive model for trauma recovery, ensuring that clinical supervisors and sites meet both client and trainee needs seamlessly. Equip yourself with best practices in trauma-informed care, fostering a learning environment that prepares clinical trainees to meet the diverse needs of their future clients. Elevate your practice and prioritize excellence with our specialized training curriculum.
Learning Objectives:
Review what trauma is
Explore various types of trauma
Examine sobering statistics on abuse and violence in the United States
Delve into the five key principles of trauma-informed care
Integrate trauma-informed care into clinical leadership
Learn how to implement key principles of trauma-informed care
DETAILS:
Presented by: Francisca Mix, LPC, BC-DMT, ACS
Date: April 26, 2024
Time: 9am - 12pm MST
Location: Live Virtual Training on Zoom (link will be provided after purchase)
This trauma-informed supervision training is tailored for mental health professionals, clinical interns, and licensure candidates embarking on their journey as a mental health professional. Whether you're a seasoned clinician seeking to enhance your supervisory skills or a trainee aiming to grasp trauma-informed practices, this training caters to a diverse audience. It's ideal for those dedicated to fostering a healing environment and meeting the nuanced needs of both clients and clinical trainees. Join us on this transformative journey to integrate trauma-informed care into your training curriculum, ensuring you're well-prepared to navigate the complexities of working with individuals on their recovery journeys.
SEE WHAT OTHER’S ARE SAYING:
“Francisca is engaging and clearly has good knowledge and understanding of this subject!”
A.R. ~ Attendee
“So personable, warm, and passionate! Thank you.”
L.Y. ~ Attendee
“This information is relevant and can be applied this week!”
A.T. ~ Attendee
