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Certified Family Trauma Professional (CFTP) Online Training by Bessel Van der Kolk
Certified Family Trauma Professional (CFTP) Online Training by Bessel Van der Kolk
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Obtain certification as a family trauma professional
Early in my professional life, I was referred a client who had burned down a school.
He had been on probation since the age of seven and was now ten.
He had worked one-on-one with several gifted and knowledgeable therapists, but none had been able to change his behavior.
I found optimism where others saw pessimism that this boy might change his actions.
I witnessed his undergraduate graduation in 2006 and his law school graduation in 2009. They were some of my proudest professional moments.
Nevertheless, how did I succeed where so many others fell short?
The explanation is straightforward: In every session, I addressed his entire family as a single unit, defiantly departing from conventional mental health practices of working one-on-one with a youngster experiencing the poisonous stress of trauma.
Over the course of my 17-year career as a Certified Family Trauma Professional, I’ve seen the same favorable results with hundreds of clients. With the aid of my comprehensive Certified Family Trauma Professional (CFTP) Online Training, you can now learn my methods and techniques to significantly enhance the results for your clients.
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—Dr. Robert Rhoton, Ph.D., L.P.C., D.A.A.E.T.S.
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Online Training for Certified Family Trauma Professionals: Effective Methods for Treating Traumatized Families, Children, and Adolescents
By strengthening the bond and enhancing the level of stability between the children you work with and their families, you’ll learn techniques and tactics that can assist heal trauma.
You will be guided step-by-step through this cutting-edge method of family stabilization by Dr. Robert Rhoton, CEO of Arizona Trauma Institute, LLC, who will also help you improve your results and lessen the shame, guilt, and judgment that your clients will experience as a result of their trauma.
Through 12 hours of video, you’ll discover how to use this innovative, research-based strategy and investigate:
The 10 Core Components of Certified Professionals in Family Trauma
The Source of Adaptive and Maladaptive Behavior: Trauma Traumagenesis, adaptive responses and reason, planning, or intentionality, and environmental triggers of the danger response system are among the topics covered.
Adaptive and maladaptive behaviors, patterns, and family culture all play a role in how trauma is created and maintained in families. Family culture also acts as a generational transferrable factor.
• Patterns and heredity • How beliefs and personally meaningful realities are developed • Family homeostasis based on trauma and the consequent behaviors
Process for assessing traumagenicity in families; The following are the seven domains of family assessment: Family Strengths, Needs, and Trauma Assessment
Making Families Stable for Treatment
• Reactive adaptation to make families feel comfortable in therapy • Normalization of family emotions • Creation of hope via compassion and respect • Involvement of families in the healing process
From the perspective of the family, the treatment
• Benefits of treating trauma in families as opposed to children; • Effective therapy based on neuroscience
The following are the components of family-based trauma therapy: self-management, avoiding the threat response system, teaching parties about the treatment process, emphasizing function over behavior, and dealing with shame, guilt, and judgment.
Structure of Family Treatment
Relationship building: safety and predictability in therapy; psychoeducation; self-regulation skill development; growth and resilience in families; active ingredients used to family treatment
Treatment Plan Examples for Families
• Brier and Langtree’s Self-Trauma treatment framework • CPP – Child and Parent Psychotherapy • Figley’s Family Trauma Treatment • ARC – Attachment, Regulation and Competency • Brier and Langtree’s Self-Trauma Treatment Structure • Relationship-enriching Play Therapies
Putting families on the path to development and resilience; Activities to assist families be ready for intervention; Examining family culture for potential triggers; Resolving Trauma Within Families Establish a common language based on agreed concepts.
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