Trauma Informed Approaches & De-Escalation Techniques
Because trauma shows up everywhere: in your clients, your coworkers, and sometimes yourself.
Course Overview
Over 70% of people worldwide have experienced at least one traumatic event, which means trauma shows up in your clients, your coworkers, and sometimes yourself. This course gives you the framework to respond with knowledge and care, and addresses the burnout and compassion fatigue that can affect the providers doing this vital work.
Course Description:
A longitudinal study found that over 70% of people worldwide reported experiencing at least one traumatic event. With these statistics, you are likely to encounter not only clients but also coworkers, supervisees, and others who have had a traumatic experience. Knowing how to use trauma-informed approaches and de-escalation techniques can improve the ways in which you practice with, supervise, and manage others. The information provided in this presentation can also help you—we address burnout and compassion fatigue for professionals.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain trauma and key aspects of trauma-informed approaches.
- Utilize psychoeducation regarding trauma with clients in sessions.
- Apply de-escalation techniques during emotional experiences with clients in sessions.
This Course Is For You If…
- You regularly work with clients who have experienced trauma and want to ensure your approach is consistently trauma-informed.
- You supervise staff or clinical teams and want practical de-escalation skills you can model and teach.
- You're experiencing burnout or compassion fatigue and want strategies specifically designed for the professionals doing this work.
- You want a framework that applies beyond the therapy room to how you interact with coworkers, supervisees, and anyone navigating difficult experiences.
What You'll Take Away
Dana M. Cea (she/they)
As a counselor, educator, and supervisor, Dana knows firsthand how pervasive trauma is across the people we serve and across our own profession. She is passionate about helping clinicians build the knowledge and practical skills to respond to trauma and emotional distress with calm, competence, and care. Through this training, Dana also addresses the toll this work can take on providers, integrating sustainable strategies for the long haul.
"Together, we can make this field better for both clients and clinicians."
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