Events of childhood abuse and neglect have a strong negative impact on their development, interrupting the normal course with lingering effects. Our foundational work is The Trauma Model of Colin Ross, MD. We incorporate elements of attachment theory, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, addictions treatment, person-centered therapy, Milton’s personality styles, and healthy grieving into a cohesive model and strategy for effective treatment for survivors of childhood trauma (abuse and neglect), in order to improve or correct the growth and development that has been stagnated or set awry. We also teach participants how to engage in the process of interpersonal forgiveness as part of the healing process from old wounds, using the Forgiveness model of Dr. Robert Enright.
This workshop will teach participants The Trauma Model of Colin Ross, MD, and how to engage in the process of interpersonal forgiveness as part of the healing process from old wounds, using the Forgiveness model of Dr. Robert Enright.
Presenter: Rev. Kenneth Schmidt, LPC, NCC
Approved for 7 CE clock hours in Diagnosis; no NBCC credits availble for this workshop.
For more information: letitiapeyton@gmail.com
337-308-9120
To register: https://tentmakers.la/2022-trauma-recovery-workshop/
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