Robert Rhoton – Certified Family Trauma Professional Intensive Training

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 Robert Rhoton – Certified Family Trauma Professional Intensive Training

This intensive training will give you the tools and strategies needed to treat and heal family trauma. Learn how to improve the lives of children, adolescents and their caregivers by increasing quality of stability and connection that is shared between family members — before it’s too late.

Dr. Robert Rhoton He will demonstrate how children and adolescents can be treated by adopting a family-based approach to treatment. He will demonstrate a method for stabilizing families that can improve the outcome of trauma focused treatment. You will learn how to reduce guilt, shame, and judgement as a result trauma and stress in families.

This training will give you more confidence to treat trauma in children and teens, and reduce trauma’s impact on the caregivers or family members.

You can learn how to tap into the resources of your family to improve the care and provide stability and safety for your family. This approach can improve the lives of children and change the dynamics within families. Learn how to make a profound impact on children and teens through family engagement and trauma treatment.

This two-step process must be completed.-Day training fulfills the educational requirements for becoming a teacher Certified Family Trauma Professional (International Association of Trauma Professionals www.traumapro.net

1. Use the physiology and body to help you understand dysfunction and traumatized family patterns in order to improve your clinical outcomes.
2. You can use clinical strategies to reduce the traumagenesis impact on families.
3. Explain the clinical implications.
4. Identify the parts and functions of the brain, nervous system and other systems that can cause trauma or change family dynamics. This will be used to help you conceptualize the case.
5. Clients may benefit from using clinical strategies to decrease their feelings of guilt, shame, and judgment.
6. For the purpose of client psychoeducation, it is important to link the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study’s findings with the long-lasting impact on families and individuals.
7. Explain the process by which trauma is created and maintained in families and it’s clinical implications.
8. Explain how the process of adaption and change creates problematic behaviors and dysfunctional family dynamics, and how the process of adaptation informs the clinician’s choice of treatment interventions.
9. The stages of safety building are related to clinical treatments.
10. In clinical practice, the International Association of Trauma Professionals trauma treatment structure.
11. Examine family dynamics from a Traumageneic perspective to determine the best treatment options.
12. The primary models of family should be used-Trauma-based treatment in a clinic setting.

Day 1

• Trauma: Traumagenesis is the Creator of Adaptive, Maladaptive Behavior
  • Neurobiology/physiology and the creation of adaptive responses
  • Adaptive reactions and reasoning, planning or intentionality
  • Threat response system environmental activators
• How Trauma Family is created and maintained
  • Maladaptive and adaptive behaviors
  • Family culture is based on patterns
  • Family Culture can be a transfer agent among generations
• The Impact of Trauma on Family Culture
  • Genetics and patterns
  • How beliefs and truths that are relevant to you are formed
  • Family Homeostasis that is based upon trauma and the resulting behaviors
• Assessing Family Trauma
  • Process of traumagenic assessment
  • The 7 domains for assessment of families
  • Family Strengths and needs Trauma Assessment FANS-T
• Stabilizing Families for Treatment
  • Families can feel at ease in therapy with reactive adaptation
  • Normalize reactions in the family
  • Building hope through compassion, respect and empathy
  • Involve families in the treatment process

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Day 2

• Treatment starting at a Family-Based Prospective
  • The benefits of treating trauma survivors as families rather than children
  • A neurobiologically sound approach to treatment
• Essentials for Family-Based Trauma Treatment
  • Keep your self in control and avoid the threat response system
  • Be calm and educate the parties about the treatment process.
  • Prioritize function over behavior
  • You must deal with shame, guilt, and judgement
• IATP Treatment Structure For Families
  • Family treatment with active ingredients
  • Relationship building: Safety, predictability and treatment planning
  • Psychoeducation
  • Self-regulation skill building
  • Family resilience and growth
• Family Treatment Models
  • Figley’s family trauma treatment
  • ARC – Attachment Regulation and Competency
  • CPP – Child & Parent Psychotherapy
  • Brier and Langtree’s Self-trauma treatment structure
  • Therapy for relationship enhancement
• Resolution Trauma Families
  • Families can be on the path to growth and resilience
  • Activities to support families in preparing for intervention
  • For activators, examine your family culture
  • A common language should be created around common elements.

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