About ATTCH
After providing counselling services for over 20 years Lori Gill, founder of ATTCH, has observed a consistent need for attachment and trauma-focused therapy. Trauma impacts all areas, and often surfaces in addictions, mental health, and other counselling areas. In spite of this obvious need there remains a considerable shortage of qualified therapists trained in evidence-based trauma intervention offering this service. As a result of this need Lori became a certified trauma specialist and trainer through the National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children and is determined to create a business to meet this need within our community. In addition to providing clinical services ATTCH also trains other therapists and organizations to become certified trauma specialists or certified trauma informed organizations. This contributes to our vision of creating a more trauma-informed society.
The Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing (ATTCH) provides quality trauma and attachment assessment and treatment, clinical supervision, evidence based and evidence informed trauma training. ATTCH staff includes cross-disciplinary services to allow for comprehensive assessment and treatment. Services are available for all ages, including early intervention/ prevention supports for young mothers or individuals who may be at an increased risk for future difficulty.
ATTCH recognizes the importance of harmonizing the mind and body to create an experience of calm. As a result, we are thrilled to offer holistic wellness services evidenced to regulate the mind and body simultaneously. A few of our services include meditation, mindfulness, somatic / sensory regulation therapies, creative therapies such as art, play, and body movement, neurofeedback, biofeedback, yoga (trauma-focused, restorative, and Kripalu), chakra work, and reiki.
ATTCH also focuses on early intervention and healthy attachment relationships providing attachment enhancing services, parent coaching, formal trauma assessments, and evidence-based treatment focusing on structured sensory intervention for all ages. Our child and youth therapists have completed Theraplay® training and we are pleased to offer Marshak Interaction Method assessments as well as Theraplay informed family therapy sessions. Additionally ATTCH also provides clinical supervision, consultation, and training to help organizations implement evidence-based trauma-informed treatment and prevent compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma.
The Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing (ATTCH) provides quality trauma and attachment assessment and treatment, clinical supervision, evidence based and evidence informed trauma training. ATTCH staff includes cross-disciplinary services to allow for comprehensive assessment and treatment. Services are available for all ages, including early intervention/ prevention supports for young mothers or individuals who may be at an increased risk for future difficulty.
ATTCH recognizes the importance of harmonizing the mind and body to create an experience of calm. As a result, we are thrilled to offer holistic wellness services evidenced to regulate the mind and body simultaneously. A few of our services include meditation, mindfulness, somatic / sensory regulation therapies, creative therapies such as art, play, and body movement, neurofeedback, biofeedback, yoga (trauma-focused, restorative, and Kripalu), chakra work, and reiki.
ATTCH also focuses on early intervention and healthy attachment relationships providing attachment enhancing services, parent coaching, formal trauma assessments, and evidence-based treatment focusing on structured sensory intervention for all ages. Our child and youth therapists have completed Theraplay® training and we are pleased to offer Marshak Interaction Method assessments as well as Theraplay informed family therapy sessions. Additionally ATTCH also provides clinical supervision, consultation, and training to help organizations implement evidence-based trauma-informed treatment and prevent compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma.
Healing Life's Hurts...
Purpose: The purpose of the Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing (ATTCH) is to become a premiere attachment and trauma treatment and training centre focusing on holistic wellness and preventative care (early intervention) to facilitate healing.
Vision: Providing quality treatment to meet the unique needs of clients. Promoting healing and resilience through education, support, and connection. Helping to create trauma-informed communities to meet the needs of all individuals with compassion and quality treatment.
Mission: Healing life’s hurts through awareness, compassion, and self-care.
Trauma focused counselling has begun to receive more attention recently and is expanding rapidly in the United States and other areas of the world based on current research. Lori anticipates we will see this growth in Canada shortly as well and intends to be at the forefront of this social change process.
Vision: Providing quality treatment to meet the unique needs of clients. Promoting healing and resilience through education, support, and connection. Helping to create trauma-informed communities to meet the needs of all individuals with compassion and quality treatment.
Mission: Healing life’s hurts through awareness, compassion, and self-care.
Trauma focused counselling has begun to receive more attention recently and is expanding rapidly in the United States and other areas of the world based on current research. Lori anticipates we will see this growth in Canada shortly as well and intends to be at the forefront of this social change process.
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Various levels of trauma specialist training and certification are available:
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The Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing (ATTCH) is holding its 6th annual Trauma and Attachment Conference in Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada. Healing Complex Trauma Through Connection & Integration
Visit our conference website for full details: http://www.attachmentandtraumaconference.com Day 1 & 2 ~ March 19 & 20, 2018 Foundational Stream (Ideal for those who have not completed the below foundational training): Lori Gill, Founder and Clinical Director of the Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing Day 1 Understanding the Foundations of Trauma and Attachment Day 2 Phase-Based Clinical Applications to Promote Healing and Integration of Trauma and Attachment Dysregulation Day 1 & 2 ~ March 19 & 20, 2018 Advanced Stream (Ideal for those who have completed the above foundational training): Day 1 Sarah Schlote Working With Parts: Healing the Child(ren) Within Day 2 AM Dr. Paul Frewen, Mind-Brain Interventions for Trauma-related Disorders. Co-Author of Healing the Traumatized Self: Consciousness Neuroscience Treatment Day 2 PM Sean Robb, Ph.D Candidate & Kaleigh Alkenbrack, MD (GP-Psychotherapist) The Nuances on the combination of PTSD and mild-Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI): Why this comorbid population is particularly challenging to treat. Day 3 ~ March 21, 2018 Stephen J. Terrell, PsyD, SEP, Austin Attachment and Counseling Center, Co-Author of Nurturing Resilience: Helping Clients Move Forward from Developmental Trauma--An Integrative Somatic Approach, Co-Creator of Somatic Resilience and Regulation: Early Trauma and Creator of Transforming the Experience-Based Brain: A Somatic Model of Developmental Trauma Day 4 ~ March 22, 2018 Carmen Richardson MSW, RSW, RCAT, REAT, Prairie Institute of Expressive Arts Therapy, Author of Expressive Arts Therapy for Traumatized Children and Adolescents: A Four-Phase Model Day 5 ~ March 23, 2018 Lisa Schwarz, M.Ed,Creator of Comprehensive Resource Model Registration is now open! Click here to register! Paper Registration form is linked here. Multiple registration options available. |
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