(Equivalent to 14 Hours CEU)
NOTE. Students must complete courses TI-1001, 202, 203, 204, 205 & 207 prior to beginning TI-206
Offers a framework for participants to practice and demonstrate proficiency in clinical traumatology skills. The program is offered in a format designed to challenge and help participants grow into competent providers of care for traumatized individuals, families, organizations and communities. *Participants must complete courses TI-1001 & TI-202 to TI-207 in order to enroll in this course.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Supervision in Clinical Traumatology offers a framework for participants to practice and demonstrate proficiency in clinical traumatology skills. The program is offered in a format designed to challenge and help participants grow into competent providers of care for traumatized individuals, families, organizations and communities. Participants must complete courses TI-1001 & TI-202 to TI-207 in order to enroll in this course.
WHO WOULD BENEFIT FROM PARTICIPATION?
This course is one component of the Clinical Traumatologist stream and will benefit psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, master’s level counselors and other skilled mental health professionals. Participants will enhance their practice specialty in the area of trauma recovery. The courses in this stream are designed to enhance skill development among individuals whose professional activities place them in contact with individuals or groups who have been directly exposed to trauma.
Participants will:
- Learn to practice effective screening, intake & assessment skills with trauma survivors
- Learn to practice competent case management with traumatized clients including recording, report writing, ancillary services and referral
- Design and implement trauma stabilization and resolution interventions with a focus of developing mastery in a chosen brief treatment, theory-driven protocol
- Develop and maintain effective treatment trajectories with traumatized individuals utilizing a Tri-Phasic model
- Develop and implement outcome measurements for working with clients to assess efficacy
- Develop action plans to address biases, blind spots and deficiencies discovered in the supervision process
- Develop strong skills in maintaining non-anxious presence; become increasingly intentional and less reactive.
COURSE EVALUATION:
Students are required to complete all training materials on-line, complete quizzes (final quiz 80% min. required), submit all assignments,read through the manual and other related or recommended materials. Certificates of Completion for the course and the training stream will be provided once all requirements are met.
FEE:
Canadian $149.00 plus applicable taxes. Students will have 160 days access to this course.
REQUIRED COURSE READINGS:
Supervision in Clinical Traumatology (Manual for Course TI-206)
Course pre-requisites:
Participants are required to have the following qualifications to enroll in these programs:
A minimum of a Master’s Degree or higher qualifications within a counselling type program or enrollment in a Master’s level program with a counselling mandate
OR
A minimum of 4 years of counselling work with ongoing supervision.
NOTE. Students must complete courses TI-1001, 202, 203, 204, 205 & 207 prior to beginning TI-206
Disclaimer:
In the Clinical Traumatologist stream, courses have been limited to those students with appropriate qualifications.
If we learn that a student does not meet our minimum qualifications, he/she will be removed from the program, will not receive a Certificate of Completion and course fees will not be refunded.
Please ensure that you understand this disclaimer.
ENROLL IN THIS COURSE
TI-206 Supervision in Clinical Traumatology $149.00 CAD