Trauma Informed Care: The Disruptor
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Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Explain the role of disruption in innovation.
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Identify two characteristics of TIC that make it disruptive.
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Differentiate TIC from medical models of care.
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Describe two or more possible double binds TIC poses to the mental health field.
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List at least two tools they can use to increase their alignment and decrease the stress of the work.
Educational Goal
The educational goal of this workshop is to help participants recognize critical systemic issues that make
caring for others in our contemporary system more complex and to consider potential responses that
increase alignment between goal and practice.
Description
While disruptive ideas are the hub of innovation, they can also be the bane of a group’s work. Trauma Informed Care (TIC) is one such idea. What is it about TIC that makes it disruptive? How do the very tenets of the philosophy and model contradict the modern mental health industry? When practiced well, what double binds does it create for the clinician and the client? And, how might this singularly important idea align to be even more powerful and accessible to those who survive overwhelming events that change their lives in problematic ways? These questions are the focal point of this presentation.
Target Audience
- Counselor
- Marriage & Family Therapist
- Psychologist
- Social Worker
- Substance Use Disorder Professionals
Presenters
Elizabeth Power, M.Ed. is an international authority in Trauma Informed Care. She helped Japan craft their national model of TIC, teaches Trauma Informed Medical Care (TI-Med) based on successful research at Georgetown University Medical Center, and has helped thousands master key concepts in TIC. Her firm, The Trauma Informed Academy(r), delivers online and engaging microlearning that is available 24×7 that clinicians and clients alike rave over for its’ practical skills blending Emotional Intelligence with Trauma Informed thinking. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, she is called “The Voice of Lived Experience” as well as a “visionary and innovator” in the field.
Financially Sponsored By
- TPN.health