Currently only customized trainings for agencies and groups are available. Please contact Margaret or Lisa to arrange.
Abuse Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Abuse Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (AF-CBT) is an approach to working with physically abused children and their offending parent/caregiver. AF-CBT combines learning/behavior therapy, family systems, cognitive therapy and developmental victimology. The goal of this intervention is is to promote pro-social behavior while decreasing the use of coercive/aggressive behavior at both the individual and family level.
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Assessment and Treatment of Trauma
Participants will learn which psychometric measures are available for clinicians to use along with their structured interview process of assessment. Participants will gain an understanding of the interventions available to treat traumatized individuals.
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Parent Child Interaction Therapy
Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) uses a step-by-step and highly specified approach with both the parent/caregiver and child. The parent/caregiver is taught skills in a one-on-one setting and then the therapist provides live coaching of skills to enhance and encourage use via a "bug in ear" device. The goals for PCIT include: improvement in the quality of the parent/caregiver and child relationship; increase in child`s pro-social behavior; and decreased parent/caregiver stress. The class is 4 days in length and participants must attend each. First day of class listed, please e-mail margaret@treatingtrauma for the complete schedule.
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Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) is an intervention that uses trauma-sensitive interventions with cognitive-behavioral therapy. The goal of this intervention is to help children face the unique problems associated with experiencing traumatic life events. In addition, it helps the parent or primary caregiver understand and learn ways to cope with the effects of trauma. This is done by providing skills related to processing the traumatic event; managing distressing thoughts, feelings and behaviors; and enhancing safety, parenting skills and family communication.
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