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Clinical Evening Meeting: The Trauma Resilience Model in Everyday Life

  • November 16, 2016
  • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • University of Washington, School of Social Work, Rm 305A/B
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Clinical Evening Meetings are an opportunity network with mental health professionals in the society and be exposed to cutting edge clinical information while gathering CEU’s. 



The Trauma Resilience Model in Everyday Life
, with Pete Goddard, LICSW


Some of our clients have been traumatized by a single or even a series of events.  Some are being traumatized on a daily basis.  We go through profound physiological and psychological changes when traumatized.  We tend to focus on the later and ignore the former.  Are we adept enough to teach our distraught clients the difference between the physical and emotional reactions they are experiencing? And why is this so important?

The Trauma Resiliency Model answers those questions and gives us the tools to help our clients become more resilient and stronger.  This evening you will see what it looks like when someone is in their “Resilient Zone” and how to help clients recognize when they have been ‘activated out’ of it.

It can be a profound experience when you help clients ‘make sense’ of their distress and then teach them specific ways to cope. This can ‘open up’ clients to process previously unavailable emotional issues. This model has been used worldwide at the site of various natural/man made disasters.  I use it conducting Critical Incident Stress Debriefings and when working with children and families in my office.


Objectives
  
To learn the basics of the Trauma Resiliency Model

To learn the physical reactions to trauma and where they originate
To differentiate between physical and emotional reactions

To learn basic steps to mitigate the negative physical affects
To learn how to the Trauma Resiliency Model can augment your practice


About the Presenter
: Pete Goddard, LICSW has been in clinical social work practice for 33 years; in private practice, community mental health, schools and agency settings.  He has used the Trauma Resiliency model in various settings for the past six years.


CEU's Offered

1.5 ceu's

Schedule
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Registration & Refreshments: 7:00pm - 7:30pm
Presentation: 7:30pm - 9:00pm

Meeting Location
UW School of Social Work
Room #305 A
4101 15th Ave. NE
Seattle, WA  98105

Directions The School of Social Work is on the corner of 41st and 15th Avenue N.E. in the University District, directly across from the Meany Parking Garage.

Parking is readily available on the street, in the parking garage, or on street level parking lots.

Refund Policy Fees may be refunded up to two weeks prior to the Clinical Evening Meeting, minus a $3.00 administration fee and any online transaction fees.


**If you register and are unable to attend, please keep us informed so we can properly adjust our reservation. It is important as we engage in the community WSSCSW is regarded as good stewards of the places that we meet.

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