Neurobiology of Trauma1:00 pm - 4:15 pm
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Summary: It's no secret that trauma can have adverse affects on a person's physical and mental health, and that it can manifest in many different ways from person to person. But how exactly does it impact the multifaceted machine that is our brains? From memory loss and confusion about events to PTSD and other trauma-related disorders, the brain is especially vulnerable to traumatic events and care should be taken when revisiting and unpacking traumatic events. This workshop seeks to equip caregivers with the knowledge to identify traumatic behavior, understand its impact, and help care recipients come to terms and cope with their trauma. Objectives:
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About the Speakers: Breanna Griffin and Kaley Cooley
Breanna is a licensed social worker with a bachelor's and master's degree in social work. With over three years of experience in the anti-violence movement, Breana has cultivated expertise in advocacy, management, and training. She is deeply passionate about her work, dedicating her career to empowering individuals and fostering resilience in communities. Breanna holds a specific focus on supporting youth impacted by violence, striving to create safe spaces and provide meaningful resources to help them heal and thrive.
Kaley Cooley is a master's level clinician and a licensed social worker who has been working with youth, adults, and families impacted by trauma since 2017. Kaley specializes in trauma work with youth and adults who have experienced trauma related to sexual violence, intimate partner violence, and human trafficking. Kaley is passionate about working within these populations to create systemic change for a future free of sexual violence. In her free time, Kaley enjoys crocheting, reading, and spending time with her family.
REGISTRATION & CANCELLATION INFORMATION:
In-person class sizes are limited, so register early. Classes with low registrations may be canceled. If the class is canceled or moved, participants will be contacted via email at least 24 hours in advance.
Classes start and end on time. To ensure a quality experience for all, please log in (virtual events) or arrive (in-person events) at least 15 minutes prior to the class start time. No participants will be admitted to a training 10 minutes after it has started. Full participation is expected, no partial credit will be awarded. Hard copies of certificates will be mailed upon request. Replacement certificates will be issued for a $5.00 fee.
Refunds will be made ONLY for cancellations received three business days prior to the event. If received less than three days prior to the event, a credit can be issued for use at another program within the next 6 months. If notice of cancellation is not received before the date of the program, no refund will be issued. PLEASE NOTE: No shows will be charged the full registration fee.
For In-Person events, it is difficult to control room temperature to everyone's comfort level. We suggest you dress in layers that can be adaptable to warm and cool temperatures. For auditing purposes, complete first and last names, arrival and departure times must be logged.
Webinar CEUs will take place on Zoom during the designated times. The link to join the webinar session will be sent in your registration confirmation email as well as registration reminder emails. Please note: Certificates will be emailed within 1 week after the training so long as the virtual attendance has been verified and evaluation returned. Webinar participants will need a device capable of running Zoom and a strong internet connection and speakers during the entire CEU session.