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• Archive: Faculty:Martha TeaterDuration:5 Hours 33 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Dec 16, 2015 Description Manual (2.17 MB) 88 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Assessing traumaDSM-5® category of Trauma and Stressor-Related DisordersWhat’s different in how we diagnose traumaDisinhibited Social Engagement Disorder4th PTSD symptom cluster: negative cognitions and moodLarge-T vs.
• small-t traumaEvaluating complex traumaInnovative screening and assessment toolsRisk and resilienceFeatures that raise and lower the risk of trauma consequences: Pre-traumatic, Peri-traumatic, Post-traumaticProtective factors that reduce risk: Biological, Psychological, Social, EnvironmentalPost-traumatic growthPositive change as a result of traumaThriving, not just survivingChanges in 3 areasEnhanced relationshipsChanges in view of selfShifts in life philosophyVicarious resilienceThe surprising benefits of witnessing the growth of survivorsThe Three-Stage Consensus ModelStabilization: Safety and strength-buildingReprocessing: Reappraising traumatic thoughtsReintegration: Putting it all togetherEvidence-based CBT practicesTailoring treatment to the specific needs of your clientPowerful CBT strategies that workOvercoming avoidanceEffective exposure techniquesModifying cognitive distortionsAdvanced uses of CBT with traumaImaginal and in vivo exposure techniquesEffective homework and handouts for rapid improvementAddressing ambivalencePractical applications using proven CBT toolsAutomatic negative thoughtsNegative cognitive triadThought distortionsEvidence reviewDecatastrophizingStress InoculationTrauma and childrenTrauma-Focused CBT to help children, youth, and familiesInnovative child-focused CBT strategiesAdverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study and the impact of childhood trauma on adult functioningVideo: Using ACE scores to impact the next generationSubstance use disorders and traumaInnovative treatment for dually-diagnosedCBT tools for overcoming addictions and co-occurring trauma disordersTolerating urges, cravings, and discomfortEnhancing motivationCost/benefit analysisBehavioral rehearsal with high-risk situationsIdentifying thought distortions that increase useIntegrated approaches to reduce relapse ratesCommon features in substance use disorders and PTSDThe ethical benefits of building trauma-informed organizationsCreating a practice niche based on ethical trauma careDeveloping a consultation model to intervene with high-risk groupsHelping organizations become trauma-informed to protect both staff and clientsEthics in trauma workGreen Cross Academy of Traumatology guidelines for ethical interventionsInternational Society for Traumatic Stress Studies best practice parametersRecovery Bill of Rights for Trauma SurvivorsThe ethical mandate of provider self-care: know your code of ethicsCompassion fatigue: Reduce your risk Faculty Martha Teater, MA, LMFT, LCAS, LPC Related seminars and products: 6 Martha Teater, MA, LMFT, LCAS, LPC, is a Diplomate with the Academy for Cognitive Therapy and is a practicing cognitive-behavioral therapist.
• She has maintained a private practice since 1990 and has worked in primary care settings, free clinics, and medication-assisted treatment programs.
• Martha is a Red Cross disaster mental health manager and has been on many national disaster deployments where she provides support to traumatized people.
• She is also involved with the Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces to develop programs to support military and veteran families.