Trainings
CONSULTING SERVICES IN TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE
Addressing trauma is now the expectation, not the exception, in behavioral health systems. Research shows that trauma is a near-universal experience for individuals with behavioral health issues and more than likely a universal experience for most clients being treated in therapy. It is therefore imperative that treatment facilities dealing with mental health have a greater understanding of the biology of trauma and how an individual’s experience of trauma impacts every area of human functioning — physical, mental, behavioral, social, and spiritual.
HIRE US TO TRAIN YOUR STAFF
Addressing trauma helps your organization improve the quality and impact of your behavioral health services, increases safety for all, reduces no-shows, enhances client engagement, and avoids staff burnout and turnover. Our training is a new way of conceptualizing clinical work with trauma. We are presenting a holistic, phase-oriented model that starts with cultivating a ‘healing-oriented’ philosophy of life and a holistic vision of our personal operating systems. Have us train your practitioners on how to identify trauma in the body, mind and psyche system and gain concrete tools to treat the root causes with proven trauma processing modalities.
You’ll Learn About:
What is trauma and how to recognize different types of trauma
Triune Brain Theory: Trauma’s impact on brain development
How our hidden senses detect and adapt to safety and danger
Polyvagal Theory: Trauma’s impact on the nervous system
The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study: Trauma’s impact on life expectancy and life choices
Attachment Theory: Relational patterns ingrained by early trauma
Emotional regulation and its role in trauma
Memory and its role in both storing and eradicating trauma
How to work with disassociation
What integration looks like and how to get there
Post-traumatic Growth
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
“[Judy’s] clinical guidance has often saved me from the painful feelings of helplessness and failure that a coach often feels when working with clients suffering from trauma... Her work both as a therapist and instructor has given me a profound sense of hope. ”
“Judy Choix’s Trauma-Informed Care training takes scientific, clinical research and translates it into material that is easily memorable, accessible and useful on the ground, working in client’s homes and lives to help them heal. ”
“I am so moved by how our coaches were affected by Judy’s training. She created a safe space where they could connect with the material on an honest level, which naturally meant connecting with their own trauma... I wanted this training to help them become better coaches, but it actually helps them become better people. I know this because it’s done the same for me. ”
