Understanding and Grounding Trauma and Addictions
Lori Gill, Founder and Lead Therapist at the Attachment and Trauma Treatment Centre for Healing Psychotherapist, Certified Trauma Specialist (CTS), Trainer, and Consultant Supervisor
3 hour workshop
Applies to Certification - All Certification Streams
$145 + HST
This workshop will explore self-regulation, the role of addictions when we are dyrsregulated by trauma, unhealthy attachment, or mental health, and quick strategies for grounding trauma. An introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an introductory understanding of:
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
This training is scheduled for March 10, 2017 1-4 in St. Davids Ontario. Our location is minutes from the breathtaking Niagara Falls, the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the city of St. Catharines.
Advance registration is required, limited spaces available to ensure individualized attention. Please register below.
Most trainings are held at ATTCH 239 Four Mile Creek Road, St. Davids, ON (enter Niagara-on-the-Lake in your GPS).
Participant Feedback:
Most Valuable Aspect:
The relationship between trauma and addiction and the length of time it can surface after trauma.
Understanding brain responses and anatomy.
The integration of different knowledge, case studies, research and mindfulness. Information on brain processing.
Lori’s approach to this topic.
Understanding that effects can be see 9 years later; seeing ages when drug use starts.
Information on role of brain and development on trajectory of addiction.
All information was valuable, ability to correct information to my practice.
Linking trauma experience to addictions.
Reasons why drug addicts become addicted.
Client examples.
We can support children (all) and provide a calm environment and resiliency skills in the early years.
We always do not need to know the answers, listen. Reminder for me that all our moms love their children and they love them too, can’t forget that.
Relating the information to past client experiences as well as your own.
Information as to statistics towards addictions-understanding timelines of trauma and outcomes.
Discussion about the relationship of substance abuse and trauma was very helpful.
Not to talk about the substance but digging deeper to why they are coping that way.
How our own roles can impact the lives of our participant’s children, we can make a difference.
Appreciate how theory and practices are integrated.
Can incorporate into existing knowledge.
Talking with other participants.
Activities, poems, mindfulness threaded through presentation.
Presentation of information finally coming into mainstream.
All of it.
The statistics presented.
I can’t pinpoint one thing; it was all so informative and well done.
Very helpful and motivating.
Creating awareness of how addiction and trauma correlate
How trauma, addiction, and the brain are included together and how we need to treat the trauma to treat the addiction.
Very interesting presentation thank you.
Neurobiology of addictions and attachment. Very excellent!
Neuroscience.
Comments:
Fantastic training-motivating to learn more.
Loved the experiential examples.
Information was great. Much of it I am already familiar with due to my role I addictions therapy, but still fair amount of new information—great.
I learned a lot of new information that will definitely help with my clients.
Treat the trauma not the addiction.
Awesome stuff.
Excellent presentation, great information shared amazing information-could listen to you all day.
Felt like the information was heavy and took me awhile to absorb, not sure if I needed more time with it or just the way I was feeling.
Thank you, you have made this tough topic a real pleasure to know about and help those who struggle.
Presentation is a good example of the lives the participants we serve have gone through.
It provided a better understanding, totally makes sense the impact the women’s lives have had with the early childhood.
Very Helpful.
A lot of good information, hoping for more practical hands on but understand the limits of time.
Excellent facilitation, great energy, enjoyed presentation’s materials.
Applies to Certification - All Certification Streams
$145 + HST
This workshop will explore self-regulation, the role of addictions when we are dyrsregulated by trauma, unhealthy attachment, or mental health, and quick strategies for grounding trauma. An introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an introductory understanding of:
- awareness of the interconnectivity between trauma and substance use
- common symptoms, themes, and behaviours of traumatized individuals
- immediate grounding strategies for crisis intervention and stabilization
- an understanding of how to help someone who has experienced trauma
- strategies to create change and prevent relapse
- how to create a trauma-informed organization
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
This training is scheduled for March 10, 2017 1-4 in St. Davids Ontario. Our location is minutes from the breathtaking Niagara Falls, the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the city of St. Catharines.
Advance registration is required, limited spaces available to ensure individualized attention. Please register below.
Most trainings are held at ATTCH 239 Four Mile Creek Road, St. Davids, ON (enter Niagara-on-the-Lake in your GPS).
Participant Feedback:
Most Valuable Aspect:
The relationship between trauma and addiction and the length of time it can surface after trauma.
Understanding brain responses and anatomy.
The integration of different knowledge, case studies, research and mindfulness. Information on brain processing.
Lori’s approach to this topic.
Understanding that effects can be see 9 years later; seeing ages when drug use starts.
Information on role of brain and development on trajectory of addiction.
All information was valuable, ability to correct information to my practice.
Linking trauma experience to addictions.
Reasons why drug addicts become addicted.
Client examples.
We can support children (all) and provide a calm environment and resiliency skills in the early years.
We always do not need to know the answers, listen. Reminder for me that all our moms love their children and they love them too, can’t forget that.
Relating the information to past client experiences as well as your own.
Information as to statistics towards addictions-understanding timelines of trauma and outcomes.
Discussion about the relationship of substance abuse and trauma was very helpful.
Not to talk about the substance but digging deeper to why they are coping that way.
How our own roles can impact the lives of our participant’s children, we can make a difference.
Appreciate how theory and practices are integrated.
Can incorporate into existing knowledge.
Talking with other participants.
Activities, poems, mindfulness threaded through presentation.
Presentation of information finally coming into mainstream.
All of it.
The statistics presented.
I can’t pinpoint one thing; it was all so informative and well done.
Very helpful and motivating.
Creating awareness of how addiction and trauma correlate
How trauma, addiction, and the brain are included together and how we need to treat the trauma to treat the addiction.
Very interesting presentation thank you.
Neurobiology of addictions and attachment. Very excellent!
Neuroscience.
Comments:
Fantastic training-motivating to learn more.
Loved the experiential examples.
Information was great. Much of it I am already familiar with due to my role I addictions therapy, but still fair amount of new information—great.
I learned a lot of new information that will definitely help with my clients.
Treat the trauma not the addiction.
Awesome stuff.
Excellent presentation, great information shared amazing information-could listen to you all day.
Felt like the information was heavy and took me awhile to absorb, not sure if I needed more time with it or just the way I was feeling.
Thank you, you have made this tough topic a real pleasure to know about and help those who struggle.
Presentation is a good example of the lives the participants we serve have gone through.
It provided a better understanding, totally makes sense the impact the women’s lives have had with the early childhood.
Very Helpful.
A lot of good information, hoping for more practical hands on but understand the limits of time.
Excellent facilitation, great energy, enjoyed presentation’s materials.
Workshop: Understanding and Grounding Trauma and Addictions - All Certification Streams
3 hour workshop
Applies to Certification - All Certification Streams
This workshop will explore self-regulation, the role of addictions when we are dyrsregulated by trauma, unhealthy attachment, or mental health, and quick strategies for grounding trauma. An introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an introductory understanding of:
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
Applies to Certification - All Certification Streams
This workshop will explore self-regulation, the role of addictions when we are dyrsregulated by trauma, unhealthy attachment, or mental health, and quick strategies for grounding trauma. An introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an introductory understanding of:
- awareness of the interconnectivity between trauma and substance use
- common symptoms, themes, and behaviours of traumatized individuals
- immediate grounding strategies for crisis intervention and stabilization
- an understanding of how to help someone who has experienced trauma
- strategies to create change and prevent relapse
- how to create a trauma-informed organization
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
*Please note that online registrations include an additional fee to cover associated fees for using these products. You can make an transfer through online banking at no extra cost.
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