Dedicated to Helping Women Heal
The horrifying truth is that violence and trauma are so pervasive, all women are affected by them in some way.
And the way women experience trauma is unique. Their posttraumatic symptoms last longer, they’re more sensitive to triggers ...
… and they’re often victims of recurrent assault and abuse from someone who’s close to them, such as their spouse, partner, or close family member.
As a therapist, you’ve likely seen the signs and symptoms of trauma in your female clients:
suicidal behaviours • difficulty with intimate relationships • eating disorders
Your calling is to help these clients heal from their pain and distress, but it’s easy to get overwhelmed and wonder,
“What exactly can I do?”
Join us, along with hundreds of your peers, for a rare and exciting opportunity to train with the trauma experts whose time-tested treatment models and thinking are unparalleled in creating lasting change and recovery.
You’ll discover some of the field’s most effective treatment methods, directly from the innovators who perfected them, including:
- Judith Herman: world-leading trauma expert and author, developer of the Complex PTSD diagnosis
- Pat Ogden: creator of the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy method and a pioneer in somatic psychology
- Janina Fisher: internationally renowned author, shame and complex trauma expert
- Babette Rothschild: somatic trauma therapy pioneer, best-selling author and leading educator
- Julia Samuel: UK bestselling author and acclaimed psychotherapist
- Eboni Webb: esteemed international DBT trainer and expert speaker on racial and transgenerational trauma
- And many more!
Register now and discover how to transform painful, traumatic experiences into powerful opportunities for healing, well-being and growth.
Women, Trauma & Mental Health Online CPD Course
$1,116.95 Value
$199.95 (GST Included) Today — Unbelievable Savings!
- 11 ONLINE sessions with the leading women experts on women, trauma and mental health
- Digital access to ALL recordings, slides and clinical resources
- Earn up to 16 hours CPD
- Continuing Professional Development Certificates: PESI AU offers quality online continuing professional development events from the leaders in the field at a standard recognised by professional associations including psychology, social work, occupational therapy, alcohol and drug professionals, counselling and psychotherapy. On completion of the training, a Professional Development Certificate is issued after the individual has answered and submitted a quiz and course evaluation.
- 4 FREE CPD bonus sessions with Kathy Steele, Pat Ogden, Janina Fisher, and Gail Parker (yours to keep forever!)
- Access to a recorded Q&A with each presentation
Join the bestselling author of Grief Works and This Too Shall Pass to hear inspiring tales of crisis and change, direct from her consulting room. You’ll get unique insight into how to transform pain into power … for your clients, their families, and for yourself.
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Trauma has a devastating impact on a woman's body and mental health. But the body also is a powerful resource to process traumatic memories for quicker, long-lasting healing. In this session, you’ll join one of the masters of somatic psychotherapy to discover tools and techniques you can immediately use in your practice.
Click here for information about Pat Ogden
Dissociation is one of the most neglected aspects of trauma work, but it’s a critical component of successful trauma treatment. In this session, you’ll join trauma-related dissociation expert Kathy Steele for must-have insight that can revolutionise your trauma treatment results.
Click here for information about Kathy Steele
Join world-renowned trauma and attachment expert Janina Fisher to learn how to effectively heal the deeply rooted, pervasive wounds of trauma. You’ll discover a treatment approach that draws on Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems, and ego-state work to help clients connect with their most troubled selves.
Click here for information about Janina Fisher
Victims of sexual and domestic violence are often faced with complicated questions of justice, especially when the perpetrator is someone who’s close to them, such as husbands, partners, family members, or respected acquaintances. In this presentation, Judith Herman, the author of the landmark book Trauma and Recovery, will draw on her recent research with survivors of sexual and domestic violence to explore the role of justice in trauma healing.
Click here for information about Judith Herman
Click here for information about Eboni Webb
Click here for information about Anne Aiyegbusi
When integrated into therapy, Expressive Arts can revitalise and energise clients, helping them to engage more fully in the present while deepening implicit and meaningful sensory-based communications.
Trauma greatly impacts the workings of the autonomic nervous system. Many psychotherapeutic models suggest that stabilisation is key to alleviating trauma-related symptoms. Jojn Dr. Arielle Schwartz in this ground-breaking presentation and learn invaluable embodied practices that can change dysregulated affect and arousal states into calm and connection.
Clients learn and grow from meeting the challenges and adversities of life when they have the support, resources, and skills to do so. Join international trainer and award-winning author Linda Graham, MFT, in learning the 5 factors essential for post traumatic growth and how to help even the most complex of clients develop a resilience mindset.
Click here for information about Linda Graham
Vicarious traumatisation is a risk for anyone (therapist, family, friend) supporting people who are suffering from the impact of trauma and PTSD. In this session, you’ll join trauma therapy pioneer Babette Rothschild to discover self-awareness and self-regulation tools to prevent vicarious trauma and other risks to care providers.
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Click here for information about Linda Graham
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- How trauma is stored in the body-mind
- How to transform your practice by understanding the importance of orienting and defensive responses
- Why immobilised responses need to complete to heal trauma
- How boundaries are impacted as a result of trauma and how they can be reinstated
- The role of shame in traumatic experience
- Why shame is hard to overcome
- Shame as it relates to gender
- Essential strategies for treating shame and trauma
- And so much more!
- The role of shame in traumatic experience
- Understanding the structural dissociation model
- Fragmentation as an adaption to trauma
- The difference between blended and fragmented parts
- Contraindications of not using the stabilisation model
- Restorative Yoga supports embodied awareness and enhances an overall sense of well-being. It eases stress, aids in trauma recovery, and is an effective adjunct to psychotherapy.
- When you lose the ability to recognise it for what it is, abusive and traumatising, and learn to tolerate the intolerable, the unacknowledged pain does not disappear; it just goes underground and can express itself in ways that zap your vitality and make it difficult to live your best life.
- The emotional wounds of race-based trauma land in the body. The resulting pain is not a cognitive experience and recovery cannot occur by talk therapy alone. Sometimes in the face of race-based trauma there are no words to describe the experience, and talking about it can be re-traumatising.
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