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Winter/Spring 2010 Advanced Trauma First Aide™ Trainings
Advanced Trauma First Aide™
Participants will:
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Increase their capacity to
work directly with acute traumatic symptoms in emergency and high
activation situations §
Identify 6 or more
physiological traumatic responses of the Peripheral Nervous
System §
Improve recognition of release
patterns in the Peripheral Nervous System §
Apply TFA skills to facilitate
release and stabilization of the Peripheral Nervous
System §
Practice TFA skills in high
activition role playing situations, simulating real-life
events. §
Incorporate TFA skills into
their particular scope-of-practice § Reinforce application of TFA skills as means of self-care and self-regulation
Time: 9am-5pm -- Please arrive @ 8:30am for registration Cost: $160 Advanced Registration – 4 weeks prior to training date (classes prior to May 5, 2010) $170 Advanced Registrations - 4 weeks prior to training date (classes after May 5, 2010 ) $185 Registration – less than 4 weeks prior
Limited # of spaces available @ 40% off regular price each training for EMTs/Paramedics,
Police, Firefirefighter, Clergy and Military personnel
15% off regular price for 5 or more employees within the same organization who register together with one payment
6 CE Credits available:
Course: Advanced Trauma First Aide 1-Day ü Builds on the skills learned in the Basic TFA-1 ü Focuses on working with emergency and high activation situations
Who Should Attend? * Prerequisites to attend this
class Advanced Trauma First Aide™ (Adv-TFA) provides helping professionals with skills that
can reduce the symptoms of Traumatic Stress in urgent situations. This
workshop builds on the skills learned in Basic TFA and offer tools to
increase the capacity to
work with acute symptoms in high arousal situations.
Advanced TFA
supports
and strengthens skills that reduce trauma symptoms in urgent situations.
Advanced TFA
is highly
experiential and uses real-life scenarios for participant practice.
TRAUMA FIRST AIDETM (TFA) bridges physiology and psychology.
Developed as a short term model, TFA teaches skills to reduce
symptoms of acute traumatic stress and to stabilize the nervous system in
high arousal and urgent situations. TFA is useful for complex trauma, first
response, disaster settings, and as a self-care model. TFA skills help health
professionals assist their clients reduce their trauma symptoms, giving
them a greater sense of self-control. The TFA approach provides direct
access to the dysregulated nervous systems of people who have experienced
traumatic situations. This allows the establishment of a bridge in the
nervous system between survival mode and a return to normal functioning.
This workshop explores the nervous system’s role in trauma, differences
between cognitive and somatic approaches and the effects of trauma beyond
“mental health”. Viewing typical acute traumatic stress symptoms as a
dysregulated mind-body system response, we work directly with the trauma
symptoms, using an integrative approach. Our focus in TFA is on trauma education, early
intervention and the reduction/prevention of secondary traumatization and
PTSD by
building resilience in the nervous
system.
To
Make An Inquiry Please
Click on the Local Organizer for a specific training Or Call TFA Office: (505) 471-5815
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