Treating Childhood Trauma Systemically (2.5 NBCC Credits)

When treating children that have experienced some type of trauma, it is important to treat the child in the context of the family system. This training will focus on expanding participants' perspective of trauma focused treatment and moving from individual to relationally focused conceptualization of treatment structure. This training will support participants in increasing their competence in assessing when and how to include family members in trauma treatment. Objectives * Based on the content of this session, I am able to utilize a framework for identifying when and how trauma can be discussed in the context of a family therapy session. *Based on the content of this session, I am able to identify ways in which Bowenian Family therapy can be applied when providing therapy to children that have experienced trauma. *Based on the content of this session, I am able to identify and address family patterns which may be beneficial or harmful to effective trauma treatment. *Before beginning the program, please ensure that you have completed your CBPI account profile including your first and last name as you would like it to appear on your CE certificate (please note this requires completing all sections of the profile, not just your "display name.")