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1st December 2022
9:30 – 10:30am
Senior Specialist Therapist
Teri is the Lead Therapist of the Family Programme and also runs our Family Recovery Workshop, a two-day workshop for families coming to terms with addiction. Teri also facilitates groups for Eating Disorders and Grief.
Lead Therapist, Family Programme
MS In Mental Health Counselling
Jess has worked for many years in the mental health arena, both in South Africa and Scotland, with a specific focus on addiction. In 2015 she completed her training as an EMDR therapist. Jess also has a special interest in sensory modulation. In 2017 she became a sensory intelligence practitioner, allowing her to help patients understand their unique sensory systems and use this knowledge to optimise their function in day to day life.Â
This webinar will give attendees a better understanding of the relationship between trauma and addiction. It will explain the impact that trauma has on the likelihood of an addiction developing, the increased risk for those who have addictions for encountering trauma and which should be prioritised in treatment.
Anyone who wants to broaden their understanding of addiction and trauma and gain skills to support those who have comorbid trauma histories and addiction. Â If you work with patients with addiction or trauma, or both, this webinar will give you better insight in how to recognise and manage the complex relationship between the two.
Gain a broader understanding of how trauma can predispose an individual to be more likely to develop an addiction
· Understand why suffering from addiction predisposes someone to being more likely to suffer from trauma
· Explore how to unpick this complex relationship and prioritise treatment aims to facilitate the best outcomes for the patient
· Improve knowledge of a variety of frames of reference and treatment approaches and how to know when to use them Â
·Develop strategies to equip your team with a trauma and addiction informed approach Â
Senior Specialist Therapist
Lead Therapist, Family Programme
MS In Mental Health Counselling
This webinar will give attendees a better understanding of the relationship between trauma and addiction. It will explain the impact that trauma has on the likelihood of an addiction developing, the increased risk for those who have addictions for encountering trauma and which should be prioritised in treatment.
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Anyone who wants to broaden their understanding of addiction and trauma and gain skills to support those who have comorbid trauma histories and addiction. Â If you work with patients with addiction or trauma, or both, this webinar will give you better insight in how to recognise and manage the complex relationship between the two.
Gain a broader understanding of how trauma can predispose an individual to be more likely to develop an addiction
· Understand why suffering from addiction predisposes someone to being more likely to suffer from trauma
· Explore how to unpick this complex relationship and prioritise treatment aims to facilitate the best outcomes for the patient
· Improve knowledge of a variety of frames of reference and treatment approaches and how to know when to use them Â
·Develop strategies to equip your team with a trauma and addiction informed approach Â
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