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SUMMARY:EMDR - Part 1
DESCRIPTION:  \nThis training will teach the theoretical framework of EMDR\, including the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model\, and the principles and concepts of EMDR therapy. The speaker will teach practical skills\, including how to effectively use bilateral stimulation and how to assess and manage client readiness and safety during EMDR sessions. As an attendee you will receive experiential training through supervised practice sessions to gain hands-on experience in using EMDR techniques\, both as a therapist and as a client. This training will cover how to use EMDR therapy with developmentally appropriate adaptations for children and adolescents\, while also including information for how to use with adults. \nSpeakers: Kelly Slaven & Jessica Brazeal \nOrganization/Agency: Trauma Support Services of North TX \nThis is a closed event.
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/emdr-part-1-3/
LOCATION:National Training Center\, 2023 Lucas Drive\, Dallas\, Texas\, 75219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Surviving Strangulation: Preventing Injustice & Overcoming Defenses
DESCRIPTION:  \nAlthough dangerous and sometimes deadly\, victims of strangulation frequently lack obvious signs of external injury\, often leaving marks on the abuser as they fight for their life. Assaults or homicides that involve asphyxiation are particularly susceptible to being misunderstood by practitioners and manipulated by offenders. This creates unique challenges for investigators and prosecutors who often rely on external signs to identify a criminal assault or homicide. When this happens\, survivors can be criminalized\, predators avoid accountability\, and we miss valuable opportunities to prevent further harm. \nIn some cases\, experiencing a strangulation triggers a victim to kill the abuser. Without proper understanding of strangulation\, evidence to justify the victims use of self-defense is often hidden in the homicide. This talk will also allow audience members to understand a variety of situations where victims of strangulation may use violence as a survival technique\, as a strategy to minimize the severity of abuses\, or to simply save their own life. \nIn a sexual assault that involves strangulation\, practitioners often overlook the subtle but significant evidence that can corroborate the victims resistance or explain their compliance. Improved understanding can assist practitioners to successfully overcome the “rough sex” defense. \nBy gaining a deeper understanding of the nuances of strangulation and its implications for survivors\, participants will be better equipped to respond effectively to cases intimate partner abuse\, sexual assault\, and human trafficking. This training provides practitioners a new lens to see behavior and injuries through the perspective of a survivor and offers better context to commonly misunderstood evidence.  By exploring the legal and psychological implications of survival\, practitioners will be better equipped to navigate these difficult cases. \nSpeaker: Kelsey McKay\, Attorney & Consultant \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/surviving-strangulation/
LOCATION:National Training Center\, 2023 Lucas Drive\, Dallas\, Texas\, 75219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:How to Effectively and Ethically Work with Survivors to Increase Participation
DESCRIPTION:  \nThis workshop will discuss typical trauma reactions from victims of domestic violence that may affect their ability and/or willingness to participate in the processes of our agencies/services.   We will discuss the Stages of Change model and how it informs our approach with clients in different stages.  We will also acknowledge different ethical considerations within each stage.   The Attendees will leave with dos and don’ts to more effectively communicate with victims of domestic violence. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and practice effective phrasing and approaches using hypothetical ethical scenarios. \nSpeaker(s):  \nJordyn Lawson\, LPC-S\, Chief Residential Officer \nRuth Guerreiro\, LCSW-S\, Chief Clinical Officer \nOrganization: Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support \nCEUs Available: 3hrs of Ethics for LPC\, LMFT & Social Work \nRegister Here\nOffered virtually and in-person!
URL:https://trainingcaw.org/event/how-to-ethically-work-with-survivors/
LOCATION:National Training Center\, 2023 Lucas Drive\, Dallas\, Texas\, 75219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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