Training & Consultation
The Child Witness to Violence Project offers trainings for social workers, mental health clinicians, school counselors, school psychologists, marriage and family therapists and other social service providers. Trainings focus on clinical interventions for young children affected by Domestic Violence and other Trauma.
TRAININGS
- Clinical Intervention with Young Children Affected by Domestic Violence and Other Trauma: This seminar provides participants with expanded clinical knowledge and skills in working with young children who are traumatized. Special attention will be paid to children exposed to domestic violence.
COST: $250 (add $25 for NASW or LMHC CEUs) 15% discounts for students and groups.
Next date TBD
- Introduction to Child Parent Psychotherapy: Clinical Intervention with Young Children Affected by Trauma and Domestic Violence: This seminar introduces participants to a specific evidence-based intervention, Child- Parent Psychotherapy. This model is a dyadic attachment-based intervention for young children exposed to interpersonal violence and other traumas, and has been empirically validated for children under age 6. The training will include a review of the theoretical foundation of the model, an overview of assessment protocols, a description of the principles of intervention and core clinical skills that are used. Case presentations and video based clinical vignettes will be used to illustrate key principles.
COST: 140.00 (add $25.00 for NASW or LMHC CEUs) 15% discount for students and groups.
Next date TBD
The Intersection of Trauma, Culture and Immigration: Clinical Reflections from the Field: This workshop provides an overview and analysis of the role of culture, language and immigration as risk and protective factors; describe strategies of intervention when using the Child Parent Psychotherapy and the Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy models with immigrant children and adults, with an emphasis on working with Latino families; address the challenges of working cross culturally, working with clients whose first language is not English, and working with an interpreter.Next date TBD
COST: $250 (add $25 for NASW or LMHC CEUs) 15% discounts for students and groups.
Next date TBD
COST: 140.00 (add $25.00 for NASW or LMHC CEUs) 15% discount for students and groups.
Next date TBD
The Intersection of Trauma, Culture and Immigration: Clinical Reflections from the Field: This workshop provides an overview and analysis of the role of culture, language and immigration as risk and protective factors; describe strategies of intervention when using the Child Parent Psychotherapy and the Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy models with immigrant children and adults, with an emphasis on working with Latino families; address the challenges of working cross culturally, working with clients whose first language is not English, and working with an interpreter.Next date TBD
